I've been using Elance for years and I've been able to find a web master and a VA on the site who I still work with on a regular basis (overall, I've probably used Elance for 15+ projects)...the site makes it very easy to track time, hire, view proposals, and pay your contractors.

This place is absolutely one of my favorite sites on the web as so much of what I know has come from this site.

Here's some feedback:Michael Lauther, I tried your web site recommendation.

Find their web site and then search around and you may be able to find the text of their laws.That said, that's incomplete.

Coastal funding gives those POF letters to anyone who fills out a form on their web site (according to other posters), so the bank is going to know its worthless.

Don't ever think you can "save" on realtor commissions with FSBO sign, and a web ad.If you do things right you will have made a profit.

Here are a couple of resources I found: The first reviews software applications you purchase, install and own. http://property-management-software-review.toptenreviews.com/The second reviews web-based solutions:http://online-property-management-review.toptenreviews.com/Kevin

If so, then the renovation may be worth it.The value of rental property is based on income that can be generated, not on asking price or assessed value.Go through the material on this web site and you will do fine.Good luck.Bill

My web guy called me and I just signed in at 2:20 PM EST and they are adding 100GB to the accounts of anyone who signs into their account or creates and account RIGHT NOW!

I can always use some online web to study but working with contractors are a different.