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But, I have a lot of rehabbing experience and I am extremely selective about what I buy. 8)

There was a spiral staircase where the treads were just inches wide, so you went up the stairs on your toes and came down sideways, clinging to the wall.I loved that house, but never heard anything from the resident ghost.

The Company is Land Title Guaranty Company in Colorado.I am able to select an area by zip, or drawing a polygon on a map.

You have a good idea but look at what you set yourself up to fall victum to.You are wide open for agents and investors to flood you web-site and phone.Craigslist is good if you want to post a specific deal but to just put an open ended statement out there is a garunteed nightmare.You will be spending more of your time swatting away flys than working on deals.Why dont you try establishing your deals using signage and simple fllyers in your own town because there is a "Big market" right there in your city and all you have to do is tap into it.You are "Shot gunning" instead of using a more focused approach.How can you be successful nationwide if you have not made a name for yourself at home first.GET THAT MONEY MAN!

It varies a lot based on the county and the interest rates.The only want to tell is to select some counties that sell TLCs.

So far the problem has not been with the agency (ie Asset Manager), it has been with the Realtor they have selected to represent them.

Our next step is to study sales and market trends of improved (developed or built-on) properties in a selected area.

@David McBrayer If you go REIT you lose the control of selecting properties.

No fees are charged if we don't collect.Before you select management, always, always, ALWAYS interview three companies.