I send thousands of letters each month, and the source I use for data is a division of first American Title called Core Logic (or RealQuest).There are obviously many ways to get data, but in my years in this business I have found that Core Logic really is the industry standard for real estate mailer data for all types of real estate.The first thing I like about Core Logic is that the data is usually amazingly fresh, and they even tell you how old it is before pulling it.

In addition to above, the lack of core investment opportunities, and inadequate inventory for proper diversification are critical issues that the industry needs to solve.At the same time, I don't think all of them are going to end up in a ball of flames.

You can also join COREE, there is a membership fee and it is part of the national REIA.

As an investor, you need a real estate agent on your core team and this a great opportunity to find someone who works for you and not the seller.  

We understand core basics from our research and the 3 day 8 hour a day seminar... 

However, even the tax deferral alone is a pretty compelling reason to contribute at least something.3.

After reading through the other long threads on Morris Invest and this one, I feel compelled to share my experience with Clayton Morris's operation in Indy as it might save some folks time and cash. 

Does it have the WPC core?

Jacksonville has some stuff that seems compelling but I'm wary of the pricing there now.

Here are some examples:Marketing - Developing a compelling website, pitch book, and other marketing material.Credibility - I lack the practical experience to convince most potential partners.I feel like the solution to this is to put together a dream team of experts for an Advisory Board.