The types of expenses we are grappling with are subscription costs (to things like bigger pockets, loopnet etc)software (quickbooks, property management)professional fees (accountants and lawyers)advertisingoffice costs (telephone numbers, web hosting)Obviously the more properties we ultimately own the less these overhead costs will be an impact on expenses for any one property, but as you start with your first property, these expenses could very quickly wipe out any CoC ROI.

.: Late paying taxes, Late paying child support, Running an unauthorized web site, Not disclosing past traffic violations, Not disclosing DUI, Placing business signs on property without consent, Practicing real estate on an expired license ($25,000 fine!)

IE no web site and only do deals by referral although I will be closing my first one for a BP reader next week.

But PW and SF do not have an API so they do not talk to each other.

I listened to Brandon's web seminar last night.

LOL.. there is a lot of great people here who are real.. but when you are new and don't know what you don't know those folks get suckered into the scammers web .. and its usually a few things.big time on the lending side.. rates and terms that are not real and suck you in for a few hundred up front for processing fee only to then go dark..

@Luis Cruz since you are new to the site I will point out the search feature in the upper right hand part of the black bar at the top of  the web page.

A name and web address would be helpful.

Please give us any web links that are out there that show the case that your consortium has developed.

@Troy VerdialezI would contact local property owners ask who they use and what problems they have with thenTalk to investors at your local REIA see who they recommend Check the web site for questions you should ask Then you have a choice to makeMake it happenSteve