I found who I thought would be the perfect tenant, passed all of the screenings, met her, multiple phone conversations, everything was great.  

An investor friendly agent is not afraid to put in multiple offers until their clients gets a good deal, provide advice when requested, as well as provide clients with up to the minute deals.

Lots of folks on here are involved with turnkeys in KC...me included.

My estate planning attorney is advising to place multiple rental properties into a business trust where the properties within the trust are sheltered from each other in lieu of placing them in multiple LLC's.  

The softwares objective is to combine names and address from multiple list so you can find potential sellers with multiple areas of motivation for selling their house.  

Julie I have never been involved in anything like that.

Guessing AP wouldn't apply as in most jurisdictions it involves paying the taxes on another's property.

There is an attorney involved.

I've gone to multiple auctions (Philadelphia Sheriff's Sale), inquired of vacant/distressed properties directly with the owners, worked with random realtors after expressing interest via real estate websites (e.g.

I need to be able to manage multiple different lists at the same time for different campaigns. as well as move names to other lists for subsequent mailing campaigns.