I wrote a similar letter to the Treasury Dept. when the "toxic assets" where to be auction thru the TARP platform w/o inclusion of small and disadvantaged businesses.If you agree,  let's see if we can do this.

I know some auction platforms only allow the banks to participate (auction.com) and I think it sometimes artificially inflates the price because Joe Homeowner cannot sell his home on the most popular online auction platform but his bank can if he decides to walk away from his mortgage.  

have you looked at www.rentalutions.com/  maybe they can work with you on a larger platform.

I can see it in bigger dollar markets, where the end user is in the several hundred thousand dollar range, a lot of the Valley is sub  $100K (I listed foreclosures in Fond du Lac and surrounding for 10 years)  You have a REIA in the area, maybe check them out, but every one i have looked at, is a platform for bottom feeders to sell wholesale deals to Newbies, and yes it works out sometimes, but be careful.  

Super easy to reach out to, should you need anything.Also, for options, there are loads of crowdsourcing platforms that are pretty good these days.

Thank you for mentioning, I found real estate express and wasn't sure how legit they were, that's good to know you took your through them.

If you have used this platform let me know how your experience with it has been.www.******************.com

You usually have to write them up yourself and get a lawyer to look at them to make sure they are legit or ask around.

I'm excited to join this platform.

That is, they would buy it with a loan from me, they would rehab, market it, sell it, and we would figure out an equitable way to split the profits.Are there any draft documents out there that people can point me to that could provide a platform for us to create a legal agreement for this kind of partnering?