I have found 3 pre forclosures owners online and have sent messages, but wasn't sure if folks had more luck calling, sending letters or new media, which someone like me, is very comfortable.

She also mentioned that when they do come on-line, she gets 2-15 offers the next day.

I only manage a small amount of properties but I've been experimenting with online payments for some of my tenants to streamline the monthly payment process.

The checker at the grocery store, the shoe store, the teller at the bank, etc.

Both Seller and Buyer agree to create and sign a traditional purchase contract and a traditional deed, such as a "Warranty Deed", as a "back-up", just in case a more traditional sale is needed".See if an attorney will help you "draft the language needed" and assist you in executing these "back-up" documents, and maybe "store them away for you both", just in case they are needed in the future?

I have always thought a community with tiny homes that has their own convenience store and only can be accessed by golf carts would be neat.

I was told by my agent that since it was "Online Only" that it had probably already been to the convention center and this was probably the final auction.

I don't know if all counties have it, but here in Houston, we have the Harris County Appraisal District.org online for free and they give you present owner, tax appraisal, taxes, school districts, etc.

Im halfway finished with an online real estate agent course, I might be the listing agent on this property.

Handy if you're at the store and wondering if something is a good deal.Amazon has an app that can take a picture of something, identify it and give you a link to it on amazon.