I use Bank of America's apprasial website.

I'm a newbie been on the website , my name is obed currently I live in NY, I'm really interested in real estate investing .I have been studying, reading book, planning to join a real estate club soon .

Meanwhile, study the listings in your area intently, check out what is popping up on Craigs List, look for real estate companies with web sites and study how they pitch their properties, go visit some apartment properties, drive around and survey your area, etc. etc.I also like having partners.

We are looking into going mobile with our website and would like some feedback.

I checked out your website looks like you're in working in the same states as me.

Do I have to be a paid member of some website, go check county public records myself, or maybe pay a list service?

Is a so called company that would lend you money without a background chec. without a website you got x amount of dollars to lend but yet you dont have money for a website. website is a basic business pratice. people that ask for a large down payment. 1st quick funding is scam please stay away. they asked for $2500 for a VOD then they stated they will give it back at closing. if you are going to give it back why ask for it in the first place. also check out pmb international to submit a deal. tell me how it works out for you.

I have mailers that go out with information about handy mans etc and I wanted to know if people used a website or title etc?

However, the heated and gross square footage and number of rooms on the appraiser's website matches the information in the MLS ad, so I assume the county at least knows about this conversion, although I can find no proof that it was ever permitted.Has anyone here ever had any electrical or safety issues with tenants after buying one of these conversions?

This is not REO, I think it's a short sale, unless the appraiser website hasn't updated the owner information yet.I don't think this group provides a real inspection period--I can come by and see the house but I do not get an inspection period like you would with a bank--there is a $2000 non-refundable deposit to hold the place.I'll see if they have the power and water on.