But its abilities seem very similar to Buildium. 

@Ariel G.I would say it hinges on the ability to do your own due diligence while that same team member that you have met of course does the due diligence.

The difference is that I don't know of anything else that provides the ability for someone else's $$ to essentially build your wealth for you.

Zillow tends to be a large protractor in terms of its ability to give reasonable estimates of home values.

the buyer is not going to be a foreign guy who thinks houston is a great city poised for growth because this city is not nearly as diversified as people think it is...the smart money knows theres a lot of oil and gas risk still on the table. 

Barring an unexpected Kasich veto the foreclosure process in Ohio is about to change.Here are a few highlights of the bill: Creates an expedited foreclosure process for vacant and abandoned properties.Adopts the Uniform Law Commission language concerning standing and the ability to sue for foreclosure when the note is lost or destroyed.Establishes that a person is guilty of criminal mischief if he knowingly causes damage to the residential property after being served with a complaint in foreclosure.Modifies how taxes will be prorated in foreclosure cases.Allows, after court approval, the use of private selling officers in foreclosure actions.

All properties need to be in trust to provide anonymity and transfer ability without re titleing asset.

I do think there is great business growth potential here though.

With 9 million left with multiple higher quality assets owned and great areas throwing off cash flow with rent growth and cap compression they could be fine and regain that lost 500k in no time.If someone has 2 million net worth and dumping 1 million into this asset class they are really asking for problems.

@Rick MagennisI use the NJMLS and we don't have the ability to do a search by how the Buyer paid for the purchase.