Have your database ready.   

If you can entangle those MLS database, property inspection AND also deed record, you would have no competition on search engine.

Big data in relational databases are difficult to keep more than a couple million records straight with random data format and availability from "freelance counties" makes them difficult to standardize.Is anyone using graph databases? 

We naturally started with our personal circle of family and friends who have witnessed our journey from the beginning, we have also begun posting blogs on LinkedIn and our website, we've created a CRM database of all the potential investors we have met in our network, and are soon releasing our first recurring email newsletter for our subscribers.The frustrating part of all this is that it feels like I'm pushing a rock up a hill that just won't make any progress.

My associates have access to them plus databases, analyzers, Live zooms with lenders and more. 

you can probably look the property up on the town property records data base online, let me know if you need help :)

Accept payments, record documents, and maintain the database please.Most states aren't so picky. 

My vendor database is a little stale, but I have a ton of experience with rentals/flips and I'm a broker in TX.

I do a TON of follow ups to my database via click2mail.

Jumping back and forth between the assessors and SOS databases provide a wealth of information and might help you spot patterns that can help you identify opportunities and negotiate successfully.