Step two includes submitting a purchase-and-sale agreement and researching comps to determine a good offering price.

Why don't you all finally submit without me having to go through the whole evil invasion.

We accept credit cards, but our property management software charges the tenants a fee and we don't directly charge them a fee. 

I know the basics and have my own spreadsheet (like a basic version of bigger pockets software) but because this will be my first I’m wanting to do some more reading and better educating myself to make sure I’m making a good informed decision on my first bigger deal.

Every property I find that makes sense I have submitted an offer, but I always get overbid by another investor, even when offering up to 35% over asking price.

I heard they are integrated with sitelink and another software platform. 

You can go to their website and submit an application any time.

@Don Wilson I'm triying to get involved in a Tax Lien investment world, but they are out there so many false providers doing seminars and promise a "Holly Grail" softwares and quick methods that put in jeopardy your money...Be careful and let me know if you find someone with good reviews that we can trust.Thanks

A lot of what Mark has done by virtual assistants can be done by software such as ownerreservations or other Property Management Systems.

Software like QBO offers 1099 filing, so once you check the box in the vendor setup to track 1099 payments and enter the tax info, filing should be easier.