This may help some Josh: United States Computer Emergency Readiness Teamnot sure if it is legit...doesn't have a .gov domain which I would think that it would.

I think his programs are likely pretty legit given that he knows his stuff really well.

Most such counters were legit, and most worked.

Certainly not saying that it's not a legit deal, but just make sure there isn't anything you don't know -- for example, any major deferred maintenance, issues with the tenant, etc.Assuming no hidden issues, like Jon said, sounds like a good deal...

If you remove your blinders for a minute you may actually find out that they are legit and are trying to do things the right way.Your statement above is flat-out wrong too.

This bring up a question Jon:Lets say you have an internet marketing platform like craigslist or ebay, your company will receive bucks from all of the nation.

Andrew is right, you can change it so it sounds legit.

I think I found a solution for the problem, thanks to the company who we shall not mention.I found a site called WePay.com . . . the company is legit and has some powerful backers, but I haven't used it before.

Be Responsible for Your Own BusinessWithout turning this into a sale promo of the OpenRoad3 platform, you may end up getting it, you may not.

I can't justify the time involved to do that.Now If I was flipping it myself then I can justify the return.The residential REO side many investors do not know how the banks suck the brokers/agents dry on fees.They make you get certifications which costs hundreds of dollars.Then they pay a crappy commission of say 2 percent on the listing side.Then for submission of offers they make you use an electronic platform system that you get hit with monthly fees or a per transaction fee in the hundreds.This does not include the other costs as mentioned above.I think both sides will work together better once they understand each other more.