an example of how complicated it can get...the originating institution sells the paper to a new institution, who acts as their own servicer, but uses a contractor organization to handle the escrow disbursements for things like property insurance etc....they get an insurance invoice for a property that doesn't exist in their portfolio. 

It might sound trivial but it will give you some clarity about how to make offers more efficiently and others (agents, REIs, etc) will be more likely to want to work with someone whose organized. 

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The broker has five years of liability on any contract so it comes down to minimizing exposure.In my state, it costs about $2500 to get your license and place it with the professional organizations and a firm.

Originally posted by @Stone Saathoff:Good afternoon, recently I've been working with an extremely interested buyer for a distressed 47 unit apartment complex I have available in south TX.

We do know that there are many companies and organizations laying off thousands of employees.

@Bryce DeCoraI’ll have to check out Podio, right now I just want to have something that I can use to build my pipeline and stay organized with leads and contacts.

Go into work (a private office not open to the public) to do things like clean, organize, remodel our office, take on-line classes to catch up on training, bid jobs, network, etc?

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