You might want to put a few limiters on the list like location and price just to help narrow down the list.11.Information/List Broker – In some cases you can go to a list broker or information broker to get the information that you need.

You may be going too broad or too narrow with your criteria, but you may also need to adjust your expectations.

I am just trying to narrow down my market right now.

I don't think they are necessarily a bad thing, but to prevent that, you'd want to write a very narrow set of Declarations for the HOA.

Talk to local property managers and narrow it down to the best deal.

I've narrowed my scope to wholesaling because this is my best option at this point.

Realtors should be calling you, not the other way around IMO.You might narrow your mailings, say to those vacant homes or divorce filings and follow up with a call if you can.

A large lot in question.Specs:* About 4 acres* Zoned Multifamily/Apartments* Highly populated and desired area of the suburbs* Off major road, next to large apartment complex, Townhomes community* The road that takes to the lot is narrow (no through-traffic), and has a dead end.Given that the lot can be purchased (really) cheap, but there is no assistance from the seller and no land research experience on my part, what do I need to do for DD?

Then there are things that cost money and require you to have some knowledge of your area that include postage mailings and sponsoring local neighborhood newsletters, etc...Answer Bill's questions for yourself first and then you'll start narrowing the questions you need answered for the marketing.Best of luck

I am just trying to narrow down what my 1st step should be.