Well, I'm a big fan of work smart, not hard, so for starters, I'd say, since you are here already, on BiggerPockets, simply go to the file place and browse those contracts.

I just got some from Staples.com, the design interface was identical to VistaPrint, but the prices were a little cheaper.

As I grow I will probably integrate desktop programs (like MS Office, or OpenOffice, or Applix), to use MySQL as a backend, but this is only to make it easier for employees, or helpers.For data entry, and retrieval, usually a web interface to the database works fine, and likewise a shell program, or curses-style interface.For printing flyers, and addressing direct mail pieces, I use PostScript, and shell scripts I write to create the output.I am in South Florida, and I can say that this state makes a lot of public record info available in electronic format at the state, county, and municipal level, usually free, and available on the net.My website is simple, but seems to be working.

Feel free to browse wherever your heart needs to find answers and enjoy all of the knowledge being passed around.

Hello there Jack-welcome to the club and feel free to browse through all of the forums and threads for you will find some good info!

I was browsing the HUD lists and someone already contacted me yesterday about those, but I'm open to other opportunities in addition to those.

Which circuits do you browse for the tri-state region properties, do they still hold local court house auctions? 

I wasn't very impressed with Max Properties when browsing through their website, to say the least.

I, of course, read Rich Dad, Poor Dad as well as a few other real estate and personal finance related books and soon after I found Bigger Pockets while browsing the web for RE information!

@Livingston Lee Hey, I am also new as well and I am planning to invest in Baltimore check out meetup.com for local meet ups or browse Bigger Pockets Events and Happenings here https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521-events-and-happenings