Sometimes that's a bank, sometimes that's an internet lender, sometimes it's a wholesale lender you've never heard of.

You might find these folks will lend on STRs: Visio, Host Financial, American Heritage, LendingOne, RCN, Temple View Capital.  

I'm looking to get into Co-hosting there. 

For a multitude of reasons, I chose to take a break from this and all other forums for the last few months.During this time, I rediscovered local markets and real life deals far removed from the fantasy land of these multitudes of internet offers.Had a great experience working with a marketing company that put me in contact with dozens of small business owners per week.

Data backup, on site and off site--High speed internet access--PC's with Microsoft Office and Exchange, fully managed and supported.

There are people on internet sites that have been "in the business" for only 3, 5 maybe 7 years who proclaim themselves as experts in a certain investment strategies.

Other than that just look on the internet for a real estate agent and then have them handle the deal.

The internet has opened up the market place to all, sometimes at very little cost, but only if you can provide a unique message AND can deliver on your representations.

But that could be subject to change so I would check back at their site http://www.noteworthyusa.com/I'm also hosting a Note Buyer/Investor Q&A this Thursday, where we'll have an expert panel on Borrower relations (focusing mainly on the best ways of getting payment plans with existing homeowners), you can attend in person or stream in online for free here:http://www.meetup.com/Distressed-2nd-Mortgages-Group/You can ask questions on the stream as well and obviously network if you're there in person!

With SVN you can have multiple individuals read / write to this repository and you can access the files anywhere you have an internet connection.It also has nice features like roll back to a previous versions of files and see who made changes to what sections of files etc.Dustin