any info would be great as i couldn't find anything in my web searches

As far as I know you can have your own Web site but need to put your brokers name on the page or any advertising for that matter. of course I would just ask your broker as they may have their own rules. 

Thanks to all who created and maintain this great web page. 

A lot of investors still move their properties to an LLC with a QC deed, but it's one of those things where they're just gambling that the lender won't check it and invoke the DOS clause. 

Do you think its worth the gamble?

I have a class B license, I speak three languages, no criminal, clean DMV, excellent credit, high school diploma, Computer Graphics certificate from community college, experience in web development (WYSWYG editors, light admin work), six years of HOA president onsite manager experience setting the agenda, walking the property, supervising and negotiating with vendors...I'm no dummy.

Also, I am using precious limited funds on this gamble.

There are proform schedules that I have seen on the web,perhaps even x.ls templates.

What lurked within the walls and floors was the big gamble. 

I ask because I have started working on the service for my own amusement, as I was looking at auditor web sites but wanted the ability to search many at the same time.