Consider using Docusign for electronic signatures (when working with absentee buyers/sellers) Get list of expired MLS listings, then buy customized post-it notes (http://www.thediscountprinter.com/post-itnotes.htm), hire people from craigslist to put post it notes on expired houses (to look like you were driving by and spotted it and then left a note).

I am tempted to try a Google Voice number because I know the purpose of the call and can customize my voice mail greeting.

Costs a little more but a lot of customers looking at tile counter tops are going to immediately think about cleaning the grout.

this is actually pretty funny and i would use them. i like when bosses do that to their workers. it shows me that they care about the customer and maybe they were unaware that the person didn't show up.but then again, i'd rather tell companies that i dont like about them hoping they'd change their approach.funny story though!

It really let's you know what the local area is like, customs and tips.That will do much to set up your "team" approach, things like lenders and title companies as well as attorneys will likely be the subject of these broker meetings.

so far, i've been happy with it. if you want to see what customized portal (and application link, click on apply now) looks like, you can check mine out: [REMOVED] the site was super easy to set up…took about 10 mins.

Custom pools and buyer select pools are not available.

I live in Atlanta, and have used a large firm in Utah for the last several years for our taxes, but that firms turned into a bit of a tax mill now, and the customer service is no longer there.I reached out to a few CPA's on BP, but haven't had any success there either.

@Richard Bell I like how you are thinking about catering to a specific set of your customers to provide added value - I think long term this could be a big boost for your company.

The truth is that house flipping is great because one can do it in such a way as to not have to interface directly with "customers" or "the public", at least not very much - especially if one buys MLS-listed REOs.