All you can do is refer your buyer to the deal and collect a much smaller fee up front for that referral.Let me know if you have more questions.

If you look at that Case-Shiller data adjusted for inflation, you'll see that appreciation is strongly tied to inflation over the long term.

nothing you can do about their data bases, your ssn and your shredder play no part to this epidemic... yes it is the fastest growing crime in the world right now, but less than 25 percent of it is finanacial, and most identity theft protection will only cover financial, and by cover i mean monitor, when the identity is stolen, they will send you a kit that will literally take you hundreds of hours to restore your identity!

(i 1 collection that i owe on for less then 300 as of today) and my score has actually gone down over 50 points!

Now I'm using it to keep track of my employer's list of REO and all the data associated with each property.If you decide to sign up for a trial account with Salesforce, make sure you go to the "Appexchange" (their directory of add-on applications) and install the REO HQ app into your Salesforce account because it was built specifically for REO related stuff.

I know each deal will be different but until you have formed the LLC, can you collect the fees in your name only or is that simply not recommended?

Greg, one of my long-term goals is to collect $1million/year in rent.

For specific items (Foreclosure and Collection Processes) I take classes from Wake Tech Community College.

Are there websites that provide this data?

Looking to collect knowledge and information on Multi family deals and possibly bird dogging.