I started a business where I let landlords advertise their properties on my website.

Everything you write is accurate as far as I know, but it still leaves me wondering if I can find insurance to cover me at closing, beyond the remedies the contract may provide.Think of it as a 'put':I will show you the contract, the appraisal, the financing approval, the proof that all contingencies have been removed, and I will pay you $x for the option to come to you to take this house from me at appraised value within say 5 days of the closing date.

Finding Tenant Buyers FIRST (get a website just for Tenant Buyers) and go find a house they can afford (chicken and the egg dilemma) is my preferred approach.

I'm a wholesaler, and I advertise rentals on my website.

I honestly don tknow where I would be without guys like you two and a website like this.

We would have to track those dates and if we miss one the fines and potential legal battles would far overshadow any benefits.It is just not the risk for us.

I've been snooping around this website for months and finally decided to join and participate!

Is there a popular website that lists wholesale deals for buyers?

What are some good ideas on real estate websites.

Since mentioned ebsite is rather very slow and not user-friendly, I am currently looking for an alternative website that would allow me to mail postcards via the web at around the same price (~.24 for printing and postage).I have my own lists.Thanks