If I ever decide to take on drywall again, I will be using a sander.Either that or get a handyman just to sand for you.

I would equate it to using a Zillow Zestimate to figure out a home value.

I was talking about making it an option and using a written agreement to document it.

Dodd-Frank and the CFBP says you'll be using a loan servicer, which is a good and the best way to go.If you have a mortgage you'll have the due on sale clause to deal with as Jon mentioned.

I then set up daily email alerts for new listings, price adjustments etc...I would then review the daily email and look up those that I am curious about using a bunch of other web sites, Trulia, Zillow, Realtor etc etc etc...I originally selected FloridaMoves.com because it was fairly quickly updated unlike zillow and others seems to be 3 days behind.

Mike is right about our fears.I do not think using a script is a good thing at all.

I also do not like the fact that sellers are placed "on hold" with music while the calls are slowing cycling through to the live operators.I have resorted to using a good old fashion live person I have hired myself to answering the calls and hiring / training them myself.

On these low end properties using a property manager, I think you really have to assume a full 50% of the rent in all expenses.

I would not want anyone using a part of a house I owned as a carpentry work shop due to liability concerns.

I don't know if my answer is what your looking for but it is a powerful strategy that i have intentions on using as soon as i get my real estate company established.the website address is wedofollowers.com he does have prices and all on there so you can check it out, he's a close friend of mine so if you are interested in using it message me and ill let him know youll be contacting him to give you a better price than whats online, the number on the website is the direct phone he uses which is his cell phone.