Everyone wants the best deal possible when buying a product or service but being cheap in hiring a manager is a costly move.

It's pretty common for landlords to pay the ACH costs for automated payments, and cheap too considering it's only about 50c on average.  

Look, the fictional Tim & Jennifer have enough money to hire a great accountant or lawyer. if they are going to be so cheap as to get advice here on BP instead of hiring professionals, then they will get a big audit!

There is a Market and it goes through Cycles of up and down and what you bought today for cheap, tomorrow could be worth half or less which is what I think is coming again.

If HML lenders require skin in the game buying a  property then brokerages should require agents to have something to lose before spending anytime with them.If you look around I am sure you will likely find a brokerage for cheap fees where you are just a number etc.

I have been casing 5 properties in my area that I know I can get for the taxes or dirt cheap.

Too many "investors" devalue this aspect of getting a house ready for rent and keeping it rented by simply being cheap.  

Sometimes, sellers will cheap out on the process and just do the bare minimum.

Money is cheap but, credit is still a bit tight.  

They aren't interested in any SEO or other things that typically come with creating and maintaining a website.Since the site I created (realtorlanding.com) is more geared towards newer realtors that fit the description above, it can't be very custom, but it can be cheap, quick, and good-looking which may be what certain realtors need, especially those who are starting out.If anyone has any feedback on this site, I would love to hear why you think you would or wouldn't like this service.Thanks!