If its an auction dot com on line auction and not a trustee sale then no you have to close then sell. cant assign contracts with those folks. this specifically keeps the wholesalers at bey and allows investors a chance to go direct with out those pesky daisy chain deals.Most cant do a 15 day close either.. unless they are pro's IE have the cash in the bank and know how to do their own title searchs or have a premier account with thier title company that will fast track and do a clsoing in 3 days or so..

Point being you will end up ahead of the game if you just pony up the coin & replace the roof prior to selling.

We have a clause in our property management agreement that gives us the right to list all the properties we manage for 90 days.If he doesn't have that clause in you agreement it is free game!

you accepting an online credit report as the Mortgage Report is more likely to pick up dirt that other reports don't pick up.

You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.

I am not sure what the end game is here.

Over the past few years, I have spent my off time traveling the world and studying online marketing.

I saw the list BP posted here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/rei/online-property-...I looked into Appfolio, which requires a min of 50 units.

I am completely new to the real estate investing, but I am taking a real estate investing training to get at least some basic understanding of the game.

I found Bigger Pockets 2 years ago but im shy and it took me a while to get engaged and realize that were all just students of the game of real estate and some are farther along their journey than others and that is no excuse for me NOT to network and get to know many of you on here and tap into everyone's experience and knowledge and resources to build up my rental portfolio and to help others along the way as my knowledge and experience grows over time.