Real estate agents might be able to provide you a standard state contract, a real estate attorney can likely provide you one, and you can probably find samples online or in the fileplace (though beware that they may not be legal for your state).

The best bet is to build a relationship with a local credit union or bank, sometimes they have a portfolio division and are willing to invest in you.Like I said, I haven't been in the business for a while and I currently deal with private investors now so I may be a little out of the loop but I hope this helps!

Ned, I've seen similar "cooperation" by bidders at the Fort Myers auctions years ago, before they went online.

You might consider taking a Real Estate Principles class online, or at a community college.

There are online courses that you can take too. 

I have all my tenants set up for online pay.

Hey Erik Drentlaw I know we kind of touched on this subject via message but from those I've spoken with Tarrant County is currently your best bet for getting the right value on multifamily properties.

It's unlike anything I've ever seen online!

VRM is just starting to list properties but any offers for these will have to be outside financed or cash until such time as vendee comes on line.

I need an online system as well as something I can assign my team members on tasks for follow up.