I used every MS Office trick that I knew (and several that I had to google), and after about a week and a half of moving data around, lining up my cells with the pertinent information where it needed to be, and figuring out all the kinks in the system, I finally had the information I needed, all neatly lined up, with different categories for different mailings on different excel sheets "This page is for out-of-state absentee owners of SFR's...

A topic I can relate too

I would consider it more of a general business expense rather than a specific property related expense.

If this is REO, some of the bank addendums will have a clause in there that if the buyer is also an agent (or has some relative as agent), then the bank will not pay the buyer side any commissions.

Often title companies that work with investors sponsor the local REIA groups so you will see listed on web sites and newsletters.

I don't need a template as I have an "in-house" web designer.

FYI Mitch posted a link and in there 2 more web sites are added for properties, this will probably come in handy when equator site no longer works.

Treating my rentals as a business, I actually have a customer that has posted a reference for me on my Yahoo business page.

When the parties were not related there were questions but not much of an issue.

Then wite a check from his account to yours and tell them it was a loan by related parties and has been fully repaid.