If it's in a poor neighborhood where people are not internet savvy Craigslist does not work at all, the best thing for poor neighborhoods is to post signs around the neighborhood.For middle income or upperscale homes craigslist is by far the best.

I don't want to get in trouble for posting there deals on internet.

When I go to these FORUMS in Internet Explorer.

My plan is to pay a fee to have the property listed on MLS, advertise in all the newspapers/local internet classified adds.

The internet is a cold place . . .

I believe in doing due diligence on the internet, quickly, securing a contract, and then if you want to get in your car and visit the property, or send out an appraiser or inspector, you can.

I am looking to learn about wholesaling/bird dogging before my next acquisition.I have a background in internet marketing, working for Google, DoubleClick, and am currently at a great ad agency.Feel free to reach out and say, "Hello!"

Finally, I would NEVER announce (or even imply) on an internet forum that you have $100K cash.

You've got the best moderators on the internet here.

I've seen a picture on the internet where I found it and it looks a little run down but manageable with a little time/money which isn't a problem.My question is: If I go ahead and buy this house, can I instantly turn around and get a home equity loan to fix it up a bit and make it really rent friendly?