For asset protection purposes, I am looking into putting them into a company name.

The site is mostly there so the public can see listings and then contact a local agent.John Corey

Here is a link from TREC that summarizes what you can and cannot do as an assistant.http://www.trec.state.tx.us/newsandpublic/publications/specialtopics/unlicensed-assistants.asp

Many states have individual laws, but the federal law is known as the TCPA (Telephone Consumer Protection Act; see, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone_Consumer_P...) and the Telemarketing Sales Rule (see, https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/business-center/gu...).  

This is public info so they must give it to you.

I buy every house for cash, I don't mess around with double escrows and unless its a particularly huge sub-division or something like that, its all self funded.There are a couple of things I wil NEVER do during a shortsale:1) Charge an up front fee (or any fee)2) Deed the title of the house into my name or another LLC (unless the circumstances deem it, but I would really rather not get into that publicly, and its only in the interest of the client)3) Lease back a home to someone who is losing it (another predatory Habit that lawyers aren't fond of).

Smaller than that, and you have to have public water.Subdividing is a complex process, and will be largely driven by local requirements.

I will soon do inserts for you all too.My tub pricing for general public is usually $225-$300.

A lot of what is starting to happen here in Ohio is in the form of consumer protection.

How does one find the bank prior to an REO public listing?

Depending on how and where you invest, IRA and where your life insurance etc invests, you may be part owner in these REO properties.

I have been trying to e...