But I also know that there are new, online brokerages, like OpenListings through which you can make offers, while getting a significant portion of the buyer's agent commission back.

If you pay to upgrade to the online payment version for $10 a month, I think they give you up to 125 units or something.

One of the most famous is Michael Burry who knew there was going to be a housing crash and bet against it.

Builders build feverishly when they see a green light, but can't stop building when it turns yellow, and they still bring inventory on-line when the light is red.

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

All the information, and often required forms, are available on line.

Hi Teresa,You should talk to an attorney about this vs getting an online consensus.If the lawsuit lists an LLC as the owner you probably won't be able to appear for it, it will probably have to be an attorney.You should contact an attorney ASAP and not post details online about this.Good Luck!

If you are interested in college rentals in Providence that could be a good bet, I don't know that area.

It doesn't look very good to me if they are this slow to help with basic questions from a person wanting to join if they say one of the benefits of online is that they are responsive.Anyways that was my introduction and thanks for your time. 

@Tre Coleman find the potential seller info online and contact them directly see if they are interested in allowing you to purchase the house make sure you have contract drawn up and ask if you can see the house good luck