I can see a ton on the web, but don't know if there is something that generally stands out in the real estate community as a cut above. 

Or do you mark it up enough so that it covers those fees plus your "wholesale fees".I would imagine putting it on the mls would always attract more traffic, especially when it's move in ready and priced right.

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I don't have any experience with them.however since they are CA based and did not post a CA BRE license number or CFL or NMLS I suspect they do not lend on 1 to 4 units as those require those above licenses if your in CA.Also I am always a little curious about those that say they lend from 20k to 20 million LOL.. no one can make a dime on a 20k loan... so thats curious.Lastly and this is just a personal pet peeve I just don't care for companies that don't list their principals and a small bio on their web page so you can look into the owners on google and make sure they are upstanding citizens.. again maybe its a marketing thing and maybe I am all wet but thats my preference I want to see who the principals are... they should be proud to put themselves up there ( again my pet peeve LOL)Just don't sent any up front money..

Or do you believe there is enough information on the web to build a reliable template?

I am with Evergreen Note Servicing, we specialize in Seller Finance collections, are licensed in TX, have a fantastic 24/7 web platform that generates investor reports as well as an investor services group that works with our TX properties investors.Good luck with your plan and I hope to hear from you with questions or how we can help you with your properties.

David Gonzalez Check the county assessors web site, you should be able to search the address and find the ownership information.

Here's what I've been told:- Realtor is your gateway to accurate MLS data (unless you become a licensed agent yourself)- The wrong realtor may speculate and potentially provide inaccurate info, but they should be, in general, one of your stronger resources for things like FMV (fair market value), DOM (days on market) and other details associated with local/current trends- www.irr.com seems to be a great resource for national and local market reportingI hope this is helpful - otherwise, I trust an expert will comment soon enough :) ...Btw - my family and I love to visit your area in the summertime (7 presidents)...sorry for the annoying seasonal traffic from us North Jersians!

It also allows me to take bookings directly from my website and has integration with Pricelabs for my web widgets and will coordinate them with VRBO and BDC if I choose to go back to those in the future.

However, I haven't done the best job at reading the forums or really diving into the web site.