There are many online marketplaces, including BP, where you can post your properties.Aside from selling by owner off the MLS, which offers the greatest flexibility to make a "deal" with an investor, generally it might be best to work with a seasoned investor friendly seller's agent that can guide you through the process and potentially find an investor.

They played an important role in my success (remember this is before we could find information and interact on line) because of the following benefits:1.

The whole thing wreaks to high hell in my opinion.

You simply pick a name and create your articles of incorporation it will provide you with an EIN number go to your bank of choice and open up a business checking account.I live in Florida and have created multiple LLC's on that site in minutes. 

With this knowledge, it seems as though out-of-state investors are analyzing markets that have great job growth, high appreciation, low unemployment, low taxes, but are still "affordable" compared to standards in more expensive parts of the country.

How do those sites compare to PropStream? 

Does anyone have any recommendations on how to expedite this process or a recommendation regarding law firms and collections in Maryland?

I am in a group of 1,000 accredited investors and when I share my offering it goes over like a lead balloon because the majority of them want high risk high return. 

Try looking up the group "Portland REI".If you are looking for BRRR or Flips, I highly recommend finding a real estate investment mentor to partner with and help you through your first deal.Cheers,Melissa

Most experienced investors recommend that newer investors look into their local markets to explore options.