I fear that this type of question is one of those trade secrets that people might not be willing to share, like a competitive advantage.I look forward to your response.Thanks

Investment advisers/brokers that handle the traditional stock investments are a dime a dozen, but I was curious if some actually work in the real estate arena.When I say "investment adviser/broker" I'm talking about someone who helps you find the right investments for your goals and then you choose which ones they come up with and they execute them for you.That's what I'm looking for.

For our state, the banks use trustees to execute foreclosures and there is one major one locally who uses an online company we signed up with in order to get the latest postings as soon as they are published.

I bought these from my trading portfolios and ROTH withdrawals.4) Good job, work in Software in San Francisco, but that also means my living expenses are high, probably reducible somewhat.5) A business that I own that throws off a little cash, but it's mostly a "professional hobby" type endeavor.

He's got this week to turn it around and start shining, or I'm going to line up an 2nd team to come in and execute the plan.

To be honest, that experience, along with working in the electrical trade, are what inspired me to start learning about real estate investment.

The bonus is the fees are less on a relative basis.I'm still glad I have my 'junker' houses and I'm still looking for great deals with them but generally I am looking to trade up in quality right now in order to hit my LOC target faster.

I compare selling your house to an investor like me to trading your car in at the dealership.

I think unless you are in an incredibly hot market offering a home for lower then the competition this many hurdles will lead to longer vacancy.I am not opposed to hurdles to screen out the unmotivated ones but this is a large amount of hoops that will definitely lead to decreased demand.It is a trade off.Your life is easier & you have much more timeButYour rentals will be empty longer.

I can not tell you how many times I've been told an applicant has "pretty good credit," and then when I check it they have 8 trade lines in collections, prior bankruptcy, an eviction, and a 510 credit score.