An alternative is to run your deals through a NMLS licensed broker nod let them take the risk until you've developed more certain skills snd compliant.In CA there are hungry attorneys who use scraper software services to data mine opportunities.

I'm looking to find comps for wholesaling deals, the thing is how do I go about that, I have heard of several software like "Property Farm" that's very useful and better than "Zillow" and the others but the thing is I am not willing to pay a fortune for this software....I know that it's not free so does anyone know where I can look for a similar software that's cheaper....and has anyone ever used Property Farm and does it work?

I'm not sure if you knew this David, but there's a software called LiveRez.  

I have done a little bit of research and it sounds like Yardi is the best, albeit pricey, property management software available.

Hi BP,I was born & raised on a Louisiana farm, now developing software in Seattle and looking to invest back home.  

My original mentor took me on because of my software development skills.

I've been a full-time software developer for the past 16 years, and would like to slowly replace my day job with passive income from real estate investments.

I have my cloud software for client database.

@max tanenbuam i agree when it comes to actual sales its a whole other animal this software is more for the larger PM companies with 100+ houses.

I work as a software engineer.