I really don't think I need a corse on wholesaling with all the info here on BP and the Internet.

I'm a Realtor and investor, but I believe listings have become commodities in the internet age.

Some VA's are located near their Investor clients so they can even attend closing for the investor when necessary but many do all their work via phone, internet and mail.

They have an option for any other internet capable phones that $25 web&text unlimited plan.

The fact is, it takes time and effort to search for porperties, make offers, neywork and make contact with sellers, research on the internet and in person, etc, etc.I spend an enormous amount of time on the internet, phone, etc. in search of re investment deals I can buy and hold, buy/fix/sell, buy land, build, and sell, etc etc etc etc.

Instead of targetted advertising for 5 days, I will increase the time to 10 or 15 days, and use mostly free internet sites.I hope to get recent comps and include them in the paperwork, and even a free assessment.One of the "rules" of this strategy is that only people who have seen it themselves, or had a representative see it, can bid.

I do not wish to criticize, but I have found the Norris Group's postings (here and elsewhere on the Internet) to be long on theory and short on detail.

In that offer, one of the contingencies was that a specific person affiliated with them handle the short sale negotiations.

I found this informative post while searching for some OF contract templates:http://www.lonestarlandlaw.com/owner_finance.html NOTE:  I am not affiliated with the poster, and have no  business interest in him or his site, nor can I vouch for him.  

Welcome to the forum, Tim,It's great living away from everyone but marketing is a bear when there aren't a lot of people not to mention purchasing.Of course the internet has solved some of that but face to face is still the best generally speaking.Good luck,donrock