A skip trace of the phone number does sound effective.

This is having a negative effect on the market by driving up rents and driving down supply for home buyers.  

We help small and medium sized businesses accept credit/debit/checks in a more secure, and cost effective manner.

It can be a lot more time consuming but effective for someone on a tight budget looking to increase site traffic

I think that the realtor should get the money on the buy side of the house which doesn't really effect us.

Just remember that for one unit maybe it is not cost effective, but if you have multiple that an agent can manage, then you can increase the cost over the many properties.

@Patrick Liska I definitely understand their value, especially when your properties are 3 hours away.I'm sure there is an intersection point in which a percentage structure is more cost effective than a fee structure, but not for my situation at 7 properties with hardly any upkeep.

If so, how effective was it?

I am always on the side of getting your license but its not cost effective if you buy 1 or less homes/year. 

This is my first Lease Option and I need specific advise on how to exit this property.My situation is complicated by the following:I am a Realtor and have a duty to disclose important informationI am clearly effected by what could be a conflict of interest if I list itI can't list the home as a "FSBO" because I am not currently the ownerI can't list the property on the MLS because the owners would have to sign the listing agreementI think I could potentially take home about 30K after selling the property at today's value, but if I list it on the MLS and pay my brokerage, pay a buyer's agent and transactional lender for putting up the money on my end, most of that disappears.