Is there a good way to research brokers that are licensed in both states?

The more research I do on here and on city-data forum, the more I see these 'ghetto' rarely turnaround.

Please do more research, or feel free to contact me.

I would try to research what happened in ND real estate over the last ten years.

From the research that I've done so far my options are:purchasing subject to existing mortgagewrap mortgageland trusttrust deed (i'm not sure if this is different than a land trust)lease optionAny suggestions or clarifications would be helpful along with Pros/Cons of each method.Thanks for your input ahead of time.

I googled and did research and have found some.

Then I do my quick research and call them back to set an appt or to tell them I won't be able to work with the house and I recommend a Realtor friend.That ended up being a longer post than I anticipated!

I had to do some research on the difference (which I remember there actually did turn out to be a difference)...in the end, it did not matter, as the pet was in violation of the lease due to the language of the lease and he had to find another home for the pet.

However, I tend to ask questions as a last resort and prefer to research information as needed.

I'd like to free up some of my time to be proactively cold calling/prospecting for leads.Although these virtual assistant are not in the US, they still operate on PST when I need them (9-5pm M-F).Tasks I plan on handing over to the VA are: admin work, research lists, bills, etc. but also following up with current clients that I'm working with in my pipeline.While it'd be great to free up the time that I currently spend following up with current clients, I'm worried this will come off as impersonal to clients.