Many of the "Real buyers" in my farms are the ones that are buying REOs and at the court house steps.

Unfortunately I can't recommend one to you as that isn't my farm area, but maybe use the search box at the top of the page and try to connect with a BP member from that area and see if they can recommend anyone.

We've paid up to $3 per lead for probates when people go pull them physically from counties, so the $250 for 150 leads is not necessarily bad, if they are similar types of leads.150 leads is just not a big pool or farm to work.  

But when you get a good deal, that'll show that the farm is working.A sponge or glue-stick would be the best option for mass letters.

If you do the items in the proper order, and you get fed up with being a GC you can always farm out the rest to a GC.

You can find properties, if you connect with a wholesaler who farms that area.

Not super familiar with these as far as financing goes.Something also to consider is a 'farm house' where you can lease the acreage out for ranching/farming/logging and so on.I only mention all of this because I live in a multifamily myself it was my first home purchase.

We did this so that if there is an accident or something happens at our rental, our liability is limited.By running your properties in an LLC and as a company, you will treat the money more as a business and less like a personal piggy bank.My wife and I used to run a small farm business (VERY small business) and figured it wasn't important to have a separate corporate structure.

The speaker promised in the 3-day workshop, I would learn:- everything about how to do real estate wholesale- make $5K in the first 3 months after the workshop- get 2-day one-on-one training on successfully closing wholesale dealsIn 3-day workshop:- trainers told wholesale, flipping, buy and hold, rental- trainers promised me free access to Property Farm (Doug Hopkins' Reals Estate Formula software) for 3 months.

Big data hasn't been technically or practically possible for a 'very long time'.Even with today's computing power, it takes a large server farm to ingest and make use of big data.Unstructured data analysis, like video and speech analytics, also hasn't been technically sound for very long either.What data sources and file types are you bringing in and what are some of the examples?