We have partnered up with an expert in generating leads online through paid ads and SEO work...

Ji Hun Seo I would stay away from a co-op as my first investment.

Also, the higher end homeowners also are willing to may more for extra marketing such as ads, seo listing and airbnb optimization, very very in depth guidebooks, and more.

I digress.On a more serious note: I'm a veteran of the US Coast Guard, a graduate of UC Irvine, a ton of internet marketing experience (SEO, user experience modification, adwords, etc), and I'm looking to provide a helping hand to an investor.

Angit all depends on what you are trying to accomplish and the amount of capital you are trying to hedge or manipulateCorp set ups are not cheap to do, plus depending on how many people you have in the entity will determine what type of entity you would createas far as corporate coverage for lawsuits is concerned there really is no way to have a complete coverage from a lawsuit, it only will protect you personally, your assets, if they are in the correct structure in the business entityremember that when you set up a entity in another state that entity has to have a physical mailing address in that state, this means you will have to have someone transferring your mail for you, like a virtual box, office, which the new laws being enacted are going to do away withyour best approach is to contact a local CPA and para legal in your state to decide which is going to make the most sense and be the most economical for your situationthere is not a one type covers all entity, you may want to do a trust or some kind of partnership depending on the situationenjoy

I have multiple opinions for JLL's best brokers and Colliers about wha to do but its all over the board about getting in now or waiting.I think the market for a small guy like me is to find ( some state) and look for class C or B properties under rented and use new technology to get it more operational and leased up + strong SEO marketing to drive traffic.  

-co-wholesale with an investor who already has a buyers list (like me)-go to local real estate investor education/networking groups and find out who buys properties regularly.The marketing strategies are similar to the US and elsewhere: website/SEO/PPC, outdoor signs, letters/flyers, etcThere are many podcasts and youtube videos that teach wholesaling these days.

Cold calling, door knocking, direct mail, yellow letters, hand-written letters, SEO marketing, FB ads, referrals, etc.To answer your question, Steven, any one of those can be the "best" way.

Does Keyglee have a lead generation system online (PPC, SEO) and then gives them to the students to negotiate?..

Yes $4,000 total purchase price.They thanked us when we concluded our purchase.I did all this in a few hours including typing up 2 deeds, paying the back taxes and recording both deeds.These motivated sellers all had their head in the sand and were not trying to find someone to buy their houses.They were NOT searching on the internet for "We buy houses" websites.No SEO would have put them in your inbox.We had to find them and they were very motivated.