The Internet is MUCH more than "the web", and also much older than the web.

Our web site and our group follows the airport and other factors that influence the real estate market...

Here's their web address http://www.retireonrentals.com/ I first contacted them 2-3 years ago, and they are still around, and haven't changed their business model, so that is a good sign.

Go to the title company or to your state's real estate commission's web site, get a contract and get out there and get a deal. 9 times out of 10 you are buying distressed property from people who don't care what the contract says anyway.

I am a little late to the party on this, but I think there are definitely strategies for web leads.I am a commercial broker and I have had some success with my site - some of which can be attributed to the fact that commercial is probably 10 years behind the technology curve and I am the only agent I know in my market with my own site.

you can search the web as freely as you please.

Be wary of info on the web unless it is from a government agency or a professional organization (FL Bar Association).

I do web design / dev :) Link: http://templatic.com/app-themes/real-estate-wordpress-theme-templatic/

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