I stumbled across a foreclosure back in March when just learning how to analyze deals and was browsing the market.

Xencall's interface looks like Windows 98. 

I've joined several FB groups and have been browsing local auctions to see what I can attend just to network.

@Tyler Rowley I was browsing through my "Promotions" tab in my email today and saw that I got the attached email a few weeks ago; I guess the only reason it went to Promotions instead of Spam is that it had all the right real estate words and acronyms 😀I blacked out the company name, phone and website because I'm not promoting or recommending this particular company (especially since I have no idea who they are, i.e., they essentially did spam me).But I wanted to show you an example of the kind of company I was talking about - a niche lender catering to real estate professionals, especially professional rehabbers/flippers, that's willing to do high LTV loans in some cases - so you'll know they really are out there in case you want to search for similar companies in the future.

Sorry - I can tell you whats in the course just by listening to a few podcasts or browsing this forum.......pom poms, telling you to take action, being in a group and realizing you spent $ on something, - that may be worth it to you but the information isn't.

You must've put in some serious browsing hours to find an ADU that worked out like that.

He actually finds all of his deals himself by browsing facebook, craigslist and other websites.Overall would recommend.2.

Usually this fixes most browsing problems.

Of course there are numerous ways to find properties for sale but I've just been browsing the typical websites(Zillow,trulia etc.) and homes are priced pretty high out here these days.

@Jorge Ydlibi I've used AirDna and also browsed various vacation home websites to get a general idea of what folks are listing comparable properties for.