If you've done any transactions with some title company, I'd call that one, and ask about what sort of information services they can provide.

I am going to be the realtor for both sides of the transaction so I will also get the commission from the deal obviously which is sort of like getting money back (altho I have to pay taxes on it) ..

We're still able to perform net sales transactions, (all proceeds above seller net considered commissions), as long as you can maintain fiduciary reliability.

Effectively reaching potential clients with online strategies increasingly demands that you have a website of your own, in order to prescreen prospects, build buyers lists, and to gather other vital information.

For my transactions the deals can go through, however, we will need court approval before anything gets liquidated.

Hello all, I was looking for some advice or input on a RE transaction.

I don't consider myself a successful sales person, only transaction I've done has been my own.

Certainly we've all heard how the personal letter with handwritten envelope is a great way to market, but a post card can be as effective.

I have just never seen this type of transaction, any opinions would help!

This means they could claim they own part of the home, when/if you need to evict them.Just becomes a sticky wicket that you can avoid easily by treating it as 2 separate transactions.