When you feel comfortable then start doing as Jason says and venture into marketing and making sub-to and lease purchase offers.

While this last practice may seem overly challenging or even burdensome, it is a sales technique that will always be available to the motivated entrepreneur and that has withstood the test of time while getting many new and under funded business ventures on their feet.Your appearance when meeting the prospect plays an important role in creating the right impression and achieving a positive influence, but not in the way that many people think.

I always setup LLC for any venture I partake.

I have formed several LLC's for non-real estate ventures over the last few years myself.

Anybody has any clue or help how to find this data to start my real estate venture?

That turned out to be a very successful venture for them.Tim

I was scared to venture into the Foreclosure market but I just finished this wonderful foreclosure investing Course... so now I really ready to get my feet wet.

I live in south Florida and would like to build a portfolio of rentals down here before venturing out of state so I can have experience with the business before trying to do it absentee.While trying to tweak the 50% rule for my area (taxes and insurance are higher) I noticed how hard it will be to meet.

If anyone has any good information on this type of venture it would be greatly appreciated.

Unfortunately, I don't think there is a way to manage an asset with a "joint venture" feeling when it comes to property management.Good luck though.Sincerely,Dave