If it's on the internet, it has to be true.Do a little research on your own.

He has a good mix of Single Family and Multi Family.My question is what is the bet way to approach him about buying a majority of his properties rather than the few he has on MLS?

The biggest point I got out of the movie is that there is always someone betting against all odds.

Next, licensing for door to door solicitations, I bet you have that covered.Now, real estate license issues, how you pay can make a difference.

As for identifying real estate currently vested in names of two or more owners with a life estate and a remainderman (the legal term for the other interest), I'll bet there aren't that many of them.

(This is also based on my experience at the end of 2015, I haven't been in 2016 yet).Sorry don't have much more to add, but I'd bet that others on BP have actually purchased properties there.

You could respond to ads, do online search, use the reference sites, including advo and the local Bar Association, however this may still not get you to a suitable practitioner.I'll bet there will be noticing issues, perhaps litigation. 

@Shavonne Justin Your best bet is to talk a someone with local MLS access to run you some rental comps or talk to a couple local property managers in the area.

As for security, these days there are many levels of authentication in place if the product is of any worth.The beauty of cloud products I find is that your data comes with you wherever and is accessible on your device anywhere you have an internet connection - data at your fingertips while you're on the go.

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