It's all about speed to lead.Internet works as well but you need to spend money driving traffic and again you have to respond to leads very quickly and answer the phone.Facebook can work and its cheap but you have to sift through a lot of garbage.Wholesalers are good but you need to be clear with them what you're looking for and you will be sifting through a lot of junk.Networking is very effective as well.

They do not have the time to sift threw tons of properties for a buyer and answer all kinds of questions to someone that has money but is new to the space.Those listing brokerages like working with me however because they know I will help the buyer through the process and I am experienced.  

It would take you a little longer to sift through those but I’m sure a few of them will peak your interest.Sounds like you have an understanding of the expected returns and potential for an investment in Austin.

If the agent is half way decent, they're going to save you a ton of time sifting through areas and properties that will never work for you.

I didn't realize how quickly time flew by as I've been on here literally all day sifting through articles and familiarizing myself with various features of the site.

Also trying to sift through all the fees charged by a administrator for a sdira.

There's so much information out there to sift through -- from "gurus", Facebook groups, to all in one agencies.

There are other restrictions that go with the zoning, which will require some sifting through Title 21A of the county code, or you could shortcut that search by talking with the local planning department as noted above.As Nik notes above, individual cities may have their own zoning codes. 

There's a lot to sift through.

I'm not quite sure how I can sift through records tied to property, and then further mail to them.