Everything looks good on paper.

It makes it so much easier if it's all integrated, no more taking a paper application, retyping info, collecting payment, trying to navigate the permissions behind getting screening reports.

My question to you guys is, do you think yellow letters and red ink still work better than just writing with black ink pen on ruled notebook paper?

I would imagine this could also help "justify" any perception (on paper) of selling a house for a "very good deal"  ?

If the property owner died, then there is typically an obituary published in the paper or by local funeral home.

I'll reach out with a pm to give you a white paper on the process.

There are plenty of properties in D-class areas that sound good on paper based on price of property versus rents, but you may have a hard time keeping them rented because people generally don't want to live in a bad area if they don't have to.

(There is a second property at 1024 Leithgow St in the paper trail to the 1528 property.)

I was just at my CE class and all the independent MLO's out source processing.. paying 300 to 500 a file for someone to just collect all the paper work and check the box's you become good at that and that is easy 5 to 7k a month as your own boss.My wife who is a top producing real estate agent pays her independent processor 400 bucks for each file ..

This would mean you're making about $19K a year (on paper at least).