You either accept this risk, and trust the parties that will be having access to this sensitive information, or you don't do this type of deal.Ask the agent how they want the "offer" presented - signed, one page LOI, full realtor contract, etc.

Do you generally have access or paperwork problems?

I'm interested in this topic as I didn't use our association pool last summer because they require me to submit a photo of our family members in order to obtain access to the pool, and I find that a bit creepy.

That main advantage is having access to the Multiple List System (MLS).

Big debate I know, but easy enough for me to avoid.This link if it works should give you access to the entire packet.

BTW.....You don't need your own card or any access to the account.

The last time i spoke with a realtor about getting a cash buyers list she told me that she didn't have any access to that.

You need to sign up for my newsletter (don't worry, I'll never try to sell you anything or share your email with anyone) -- but you'll get access to the first business plans I used for both residential and multi-family.

CAR uses ZipForms; you can buy the software and load it on your computer, or sign-up for online access (available anywhere with internet connection; always updated).

We only have about 10 units at the moment with room to expand up to 20 or so.