Honestly, I only use the MLS to pull comps and properties that were sold cash to locate additional cash buyers.LOL, Chris, you do realize what you write on the internet never goes away, it can be there years from now for the whole world to see, even you. :)This stuff comes from the National Association of Realtors, it's going to be up to your local board of Realtors under their franchise agreement who can have access.

I am sitting here thinking, i have unlimited amount of people i can hire at literally below $200 a month, there has to be a way for me use these resources and get into real estate.So, i am asking you guys to suggests things i can do to get into real estate using this huge pool of talent i have at my disposable for next to nothing.

In general this can be understood when looking at the instruments that require the buyer/borrower to take full liability of the property but not enjoy the benefits of being the owner, so no tax write offs.  

After gaining several years of experience, i discovered my passion and talent for real estate and decided to purse my own venture.

I am new to this but I am going to buy a house at a auction the promblem is they are still living there.Somebody told me I should right a letter to the home owner than go knock on there door .How should I write this letter?

( In MA closings are done by an attorney not a title company)A title insurance agent to write title on your purchase?

By the way, I know I write a lot in my posts. 

Meaning by writing a resume and try to demonstrate experience in the field?

Hi @Frank Gallinelli,I really appreciate that write-up and it gave me good confidence that I'm on the right track now with my own DCF analysis. 

Lastly, does calling seem to be a better method than writing a letter to potential sellers?