Are there any websites that track future progress?

If you are listing multiple properties at once, or perhaps this is your first sale, an agent can help take on the responsibility of marketing the property for you and potentially reducing the amount of time you have to spend handling these tasks.Sites like Realtor.com, Trulia, and Zillow are of course the major players in the real estate listing game, so getting your property into MLS will help boost its visibility tremendously.Make Things Clean and TidyThis may be an obvious one, but sometimes sellers will try and start marketing a property while repairs are still in progress.

Sites like Realtor.com, Trulia, and Zillow are of course the major players in the real estate listing game, so getting your property into MLS will help boost its visibility tremendously.Make Things Clean and TidyThis may be an obvious one, but sometimes sellers will try and start marketing a property while repairs are still in progress.

I’d look into land in the path of progress .

Maybe as things progress technologically it'll get easier to just do it on your own... which I hope

That's what my wife and I did and it was a huge part of why we were able to make the progress we did (aside from just making more money).

@Scott Baker Brother unless you only have a one chapter book you made a lot of progress in your learning curve.

The work was progressing well but when he was about 90% done I started to get the story of unexpected complications and delays in the job and he needed to pay his crew.

Good luck and keep us posted on your progress! 

I am currently designing Podio and some integrated systems to capture repair costs, solicit and award contractors bids, manage and report on labor and material costs as well as controlling multiple project progressions at once.