Out source the effort to a good agency and if they collect something, at least you'll share in it.

Thinking of outsourcing some of the printing and starting off doing the stuffing myself, at least in the beginning that is...Happy New Year!

I want to make training videos (via screen capture) for EVERY process on the computer, so I can outsource it all.I want to sell this house for a profit of $42,000.

I'm always looking to streamline, outsource, and grow while providing the best level of service possible.

I was just clarifying that I manage my own for the time being, feeling that it is not necessary to outsource it at this time with only 7 residential units and 9 garage bays.

As Business Development Manager at Advanz101 Systems, he actively engages himself with some high valued clients in knowledge process outsourcing domain.

However, it does take a considerable amount of time to find & work the MLS deals, whereas you can outsource a lot of the work involved in marketing for off market deals....Also, while I might recommend that someone with virtually no experience purchasing real estate use a realtor when buying, off market or not, I don't see why someone who has closed a few deals should continue to do so...It's really not so complex that you can't learn to do it without the help of a realtor...

Awesomely late response, I know.There's a few active flippers here, a few buy and holders but no one buying a whole ton of property (Well, other than me).Market is kind of small and there are no companies to outsource management to at this point.

If you are going to invest at a distance I would recommend outsourced property management, but make sure you know how to manage property correctly.

I don't like doing it but if I can get a few deals then I can outsource.