Sometimes you can also tell by the method of payment used as well as the listing brokerage.Here if you ask a licensed agent for sold 'Agent Complete Listings' for your comps you will also get who the listing brokerage was as well as whether or not the buyer purchased with Cash, FHA or Conventional financing.For instance I know if the listing agent was anyone from 'SellState Property Solution Realty' or 'NJREO' and was a 'cash' sale then it was likely an 'as is' deal picked up by a rehabber.

If I'm not mistaken the only area growing at a faster pace at this time in the greater Houston metropolitan area is on the NW side near HWY 249 and Beltway 8 going towards Magnolia.  

Crowdfunding .. you have one of the top portals int eh US right there in SF its called Realty Shares you can go over there and see what they have in person and I can give you an intro if you like.

In my state, I need to be a sales agent for a couple of years before I can become a broker, and start up my own realty business.

DISCLOSURE: No affiliation/ No TransactionsI had the chance to meet with @Matt McCarter from Networth Realty here in Atlanta, Ga. .

Michell P.I'd speak to Jenelle Isaacson at Living Room Realty.

@Mary Joe  Realty shares and many of the platforms are really concentrating on debt offerings IE Hardmoney lending.. so just check it out like you would any loan.No lender no Platform etc. can be perfect.. they will have losses and work arounds.. but in general they should do a good job..

Hey @Carmela Hunt, @Mark Ainley with GC Realty may be able to help.

There's a lot of new developments going up in the metro in general, but in Des Moines proper there's just not room, so the established properties won't have quite as much competition in their direct area.For NW Des Moines, parts of Drake, Beaverdale, Merle Hay, Waveland, and a few others all seem to be coming up.The greater southside, Somerset, Jordan, Magnolia park, and a few others seem to be doing well.

I'd like to find out what you all think about Axiom realty Capital.