You might negotiate with him to split it between the two of you, so you both don't lose out on it.I personally have the buyer write me the check directly unless a realtor is involved (agents normally won't allow it).

The ad almost writes itself.

He has a very detailed blog of his experiences on his websitewww.iamfacingforeclosure.comNow if only he would have put as much time, effort, and professionalism into real estate investing that he puts into writing and maintaining his blog...

Write ads for approval of licensee and Principal Broker and place classified advertising;8.

Most realtors have a software that will search the MLS in your area for properties that fit your needs.If the realtor is worth their salt, they will be glad to set you up.

You have numerous RULES to live by, that your tenants may refuse to live by, (so write in the contract that they have to or can be immediately evicted)You have to keep all dues paid up, or you will be fined, and quickly could lose the place to liens and foreclosure.Minna's right, s SFD is a lot of work, but if the place is in good condition, and you have the insurances, it's not a big deal, probably.

The fastest way to find vacant properties is to pick a target investment area and then drive through the area and write down the addresses of the vacant properties.

Where would you find someone to write a contract like that?

I wanted to see if anyone has experience using the RealProspect software by RealInvestor Software.

Does anyone have experience with different types of software for people who hold notes?