I thought the forum rules prohibited listing other websites so I avoid listing telephone numbers and website addresses.

Add to that a bunch of people running around sticking "WE BUY HOUSES" signs on telephone poles (illegally), trying to "wholesale" properties, generally not being able to perform, and often suckering unsophisticated people into tying up or relinquishing rights to their property.  

"No state or local agency shall post the home address or telephone number of any elected or appointed official on the Internet"The trouble on that record is that the home is owned by a politician, and after one was murdered or harassed some years back they changed the law to exempt themselves from being in the public record.

Wood telephone poles are great, just get them up high enough that people wont pull them down. 

@Marko Kustudia To be compliant with NV laws, you are supposed to have a contact person within same county or 60 miles:  NRS 118A.260  Disclosure of names and addresses of managers and owners; emergency telephone number; service of process.Regardless of that, having a property manager for long-distance ownership is really a business best practice anyway.

@Christopher McConnell have you ever played the game of telephone where you tell the person next to you a short story and they tell the next person and so on until it goes full circle around the room and comes back to you?

The network will grow into a behemoth that takes over all broadband communication worldwide -- he's going to completely corner the Internet market, everywhere, and with it, the entire world cellular communications market, the entire world telephone market, the entire cable TV market.

You need to get your name and phone number out there in front of people who might want to sell their properties quickly.Common examples are sending letters to owners of properties, for example all out of state owners in a city, or owners who are getting divorced, or landlords who recently evicted someone, etc.Also common is Google SEO advertising, Facebook campaigns, putting signs on telephone poles ("bandit signs"), putting fliers out in the community, dropping business cards in certain locations, paying for billboards or radio or TV ads, etc.At some point you will need to make a decision on whether you have (or want to spend) more time, or more money.

Worked as an emergency room RN for a few years, then went to work as a fleet diesel mechanic, and now run operations for buried telephone repair across the St.

It doesn't count gas, software, telephone, or any other expenses yet.