Watch out for Peter Conti's web sites.

Put up a web site.

Newspaper, web site, Craigslist, etc?

One landlord with a bad reputation really does reflect on others who hold similar types of properties.

IF you dont collect it from a shyster,,well you know,,evaluate your tenant just like houses,,,,reputation, track record, references, etc.

You can't back out of your purchase agreement, nor would you want to for reputation sake, but now its killing you inside because you have a buyer you know would close on the property for $2000 more and your under contract buyer that you are nervous about.Just an example of why we always require proof of funds.

You will get a bad reputation pretty quick if you aren’t able to close on the properties you make offers for.You would basically have to use transactional funding and do a double close.

We work with Real Estate Agents all over the country, helping them experience success with their short sale listings, and I've always found Keller Williams agents to be reputable and knowledgeable.

To my opinion, using a third-party provider is always a good idea, as it’s easy and it saves you lots of time.One of the reasons why I chose Realtyna was that it’s one time fee only, which I think is really effective in long-run.About their Organic MLS RETS integration, it’s a cool solution as you can display data from your MLS provider on your website.Also, they give you the ownership of web service solution as well as the ownership of data.The integration is SEO-friendly, which is obviously what you need in order to speed up your business and really move forward.I hope my brief summary was informative enough for you.You can actually request a demo from them and test it yourself.Wish you luck with the website!

Even if he has a good product he is certainly tarnishing whatever reputation he has with his campaign.