It's a constantly evolving but worthwhile process, especially when you begin to see the visitors and clicks coming in, eventually turning into leads.As for finding a specific list of keywords, some have generic lists, but then there are location specific lists depending on which market you are in.

At the time, I had no idea the recession would drag on so long--I have kept the name to remind my visitors that all markets are cyclical and that one can thrive in any market.

I probably wont purchase another duplex unless I purchase a parcel of land, plat it and build them out myself or find a screaming off market deal on a higher end property.  

@Chad Gibson There is nothing wrong with the second approach but it screams newbie wholesaler that probably doesn't have any deals yet.It will take time to find you first genuinely good deal so while looking build your list.

Have a team of professionals, an avenue for funding, a list of buyers that I know are looking for certain properties (even if I don't, if the deal screams "good deal" that should entice the buyers to step up), etc.

I literally have altered my own perspective and recognize that fear is like a sign post screaming "here is where the opportunity is, come on!"

@Joe Villeneuve  As a former 101st Screaming Eagle.... nice historic reference.  

My opinion on my market is that it is too unstable to invest in right now unless it is a screaming deal. 

My thought is if we all judge a good deal based on buying property for buy and hold be it multi sfr commercial what have you   on 2009 to 2011 prices.. we may never see those screaming once in a life time deals again. and those are not reality.. just like when prices bubble to the top that's not reality...

There aren't many screaming deals, but there are still decent values if you look hard.Start by looking at hundreds or thousands of deals on the MLS....know what areas look like good values, drive around and get to know the neighborhoods.