Even the gurus who now mooch off others worked extremely hard to get where they're at as @Jon Holdman mentions even those who do find success in their programs are very few in numbers and compiled together.

I've looked into potential lenders by compiling a mailing list of people who were involved in recent flips/sales/investments.

I've been doing some research on a condo community near Disney to assess whether it would make a good investment property, so I've been compiling data on the type of condo I'd like to buy and recording their average daily rate and how many days over the next few months they are booked.

(For those interested in the mobile home park industry specifically, I've been compiling and reporting on some of the latest MHP news and posting on YouTube.

It must have taken you months to compile this information.It would to be nice if you could create "Dallas for dummies" version of this very sophisticated report with investors in mind.

If it isn't KW, compile a list of backup brokerages and ask around or lookup what agents are saying about that brokerage and schedule meetings to see who would be a good fit for you.

I would look into a platform called PropStream to help you compile a list of properties to target or go about using a wholesaler as Andrew suggested.

How are you compiling your direct mail list?

Should you hire a VA to compile and organize your documents once per week?

And I compiled a list of recent sales and found also that the data supports the number.