(Should I bring contract to seller, or should I bring him to attorney of some sort)?

That is when you submit your claims on the property in question.Sorry, but it is going to take a while to sort it out.

No licenses in states that require it... acting as broker when they are not.. those sorts of nefarious activites give it a bad name for sure.

Hi Everyone,I'm sort of split on the decision of which property management software to go with.

Austin has a great Meetup community and it's a great way to find and meet investors who are looking for help with renovations, construction, or some handyman fixes.I would also recommend you have some sort of portfolio flyer or website to show some of the work you've done.

I met all sorts of neighbors after that who came by to tell me I shouldn't have.

@Nicholle HenleyCalifornia is a sort of beastly state when it comes to taxes and filings.

Another important detail - a decent amount of Section 8 tenants have some sort of physical disability and much prefer to live on the first floor (because they have trouble climbing steps); and so it's definitely easier to rent a 1st floor unit out, Section 8-wise. 

It helps me to network and provide value to other investors I network with.With all of those perks being discussed, let's take a look at the math on the marketing side:Let's use 2 hypothetical lists for example:1) My scrubbed list of probates to check the probate records for "real property being inherited" and a different mailing address for the applicant and the inherited or soon to be inherited property.2) A random list pulled from ListSource containing certain criteria of out of state absentee and 90% or more equity in the house.List 1:mailing 1000x5 times with a postcard costing $.50 ($2,500) (hypothetically let's say 80% of these leads have motivation) ($500 is in vain)List 2:same $2500, except only 50% of these leads have motivation of some sort, so there's more tire kickers and less potential. ($1250 will be in vain)With this math, the value of a great list will be worth at the very least $750 plus value in the market place, more concentrated motivation, and much less tire kickers.What does the BP community think?

If you're willing to look a little bit further out, like closer to Newark, there are probably more attractive deals for doing that, and you could still hypothetically be on an NJ transit line to Manhattan and/or the JC area, or you could pretty easily drive.What sort of work are you looking to do?