Not special but easy and had a descent lead capture for about $50 a month.

I have looked up each property on the County’s Appraisal District and have captured the following:1.Owner name/mailing address2.Estate, Corporate, or Individually Owned3.Unpaid taxes What other criteria should I be using to rank them?

I have looked up each property on the County’s Appraisal District and have captured the following:1.Owner name/mailing address2.Estate, Corporate, or Individually Owned3.Unpaid taxesWhat other criteria should I be using to rank them?

Just wondering everyone's take on this next move -- if I can get a lender to do a portfolio/blanket loan, should I capture these next two via this method?

Joan captured it well above.

Do you have an integrated system that captures the leads, auto emails them and creates a drip campaign all in one?

Capturing 1-2% of those owners would get the business rolling especially because rents are in the $2500-$3000/month range.

These strategies will be broken down to promote the brand and to market to specific target audiences to develop business for our key areas of focus for Real Estate Investing.Branding and Marketing Strategies Online Branding-Website1.Squeeze pages- lead capture sites-Social Media1.Facebook2.LinkedIn3.Google+-SEODirect Marketing-Clipper magazine ad-Small monthly circular mag/paper-We Buy Houses Signage on our building-Car magnetWOM Marketing-Pittsburgh REIA and ACREStrategies -Wholesaling-Rehab/Flip-Supportive Housing-Note Brokering/InvestingTarget Markets -Greater Pittsburgh area in 35mi. radius-Where are our buyers buying, wholesale or otherwiseCosts -What is budget?

It's cloud based and integrates with their other tools like CRM, campaign tracking, lead capture, etc.

Then you become a captured client. :)When we say "you pay" you don't directly pay a commission as a buyer, it goes to the seller in the sale price who in turn pays the listing agent/broker, that listing broker pays the selling broker who then pays the selling agent.