A name and web address would be helpful.

Please give us any web links that are out there that show the case that your consortium has developed.

Use your mobile browser and you should be able to find what you need.

@Troy VerdialezI would contact local property owners ask who they use and what problems they have with thenTalk to investors at your local REIA see who they recommend Check the web site for questions you should ask Then you have a choice to makeMake it happenSteve

Hi Steven - I've been on web-casts, google hangouts, etc.

The link took you to a web page that had three different videos for you to watch.

Some things to consider, check with BBB, web search for complaints and reputation (google), see and verify business insurance, employees bonded and insured, do they sub out the work or do they hire employees ?

It's got a lot of good threads/posts and a wide variety of useful real estate topics.You should post the web address of your company, Lee.To all others reading this post,Lee works for one of the leading authorities (making Lee one too) on investment real estate.

I don't think you can actually force them to pay via an app or web site.

In as much as I like to agree with you that circumstances and experiences may vary, considering the proportionality of surrounding parameters, I don’t appreciate Cameron's use of deceptive and deliberately evasive terms.....In my case, I paid a “Retainer” towards the potential use of his funding service….he (cam) did not pitch for a foreclosure course sale - but rather, the course was a bonus in Cameron’s own words during the webinar (prompting web-attendees to go ahead and pay the deposit, reiterating there is nothing to lose)....as it has become apparent, all those that did not get to the ultimate apex of closing a deal (with the use of his funding service) NEVER GOT THEIR $1000 BACK!....