For $80 you get the website, which is hostile to potential customers.Google PageSpeed test showed:Only half of the potential customers have the patience to wait the long 8 seconds for your website to fully load.The other half of potential customers leaves the site before the long loading time is over.

Propstream seems to be very popular and I signed up for an account but I'm confused about what to do once I have a list of leads.

Seems like this a pretty popular thing going on across many states.. 

Pull down the listing and see what platforms are popular in your area, then list it there.

I've developed AI Chatbots for customer service, FAQ, and lead capture purposes, tailored specifically to the corresponding businesses. 

do some odd jobs--plenty of contractors are looking for help...start a lawn care business (extremely popular right now), work for a company that's involved with real estate such as a property manager, title company or hard money company (F-Street is often hiring) or a real estate investment company? 

My background is in building, with a degree from TAMU in Construction Science, and I'm currently a project manager overseeing new construction and remodeling of high end custom homes in Houston.

A lot of the popular, no money needed, strategies like being a wholesaler, getting a partner to fund the deal, or STR co-hosting / arbitrage are a bit of a paradox because the people that have the expertise to effectively implement these strategies are typically the experienced folks that don't need no money down strategies to invest.

What is more powerful is that too many of my customers have raved about Sean’s program.

I bought my rentals in Killeen while at Fort Hood early 2010s, including quadplexes. 2-4 families seem to be especially popular around military installations perhaps?