Check the local newspaper and classifieds for similar listings.3.

When I've found it to be true that many "big time" buyers don't look, but let deals to come to them.They have enough connections that they simply don't have a need to browse Craigslist, look at the newspaper classifieds, give their email to join buyers lists or even attend REIA meetings.

They simply place a small classified ad that reads "Looking for buyers to purchase homes at 50-70% of true value"I have picked up endless buyers with this ad though "Free List of 45 foreclosed/distressed homes" call or visit www.$$$.com.

when it's cold, like now, deals are plentiful, but take longer to flip.bandit signs, direct mail postcards, online classifieds, newspaper classifieds, bird dogs, flyers, business card referrals (offer cash), neighborhood farming, etc, etc will all bring you leads.

The mortgage guy I’m working with said that short term rental income classifies as $0 income for Debt to Income ratio which doesn’t make any sense to me...

Here I classify landlords into two groups: those who refuse section 8 and those who will soon refuse section 8.

I've bought and resold over 200 properties to other investors, which I would classify as "wholesale" deals.

Quick closings call (your name) @555-1212•Start calling for “sale by owners” out of the classifieds and ask them all the questions you can up to the point that they have had enough or you find that it is not of interest to you or to schedule to meet them at the property to further investigate.

It has everything to do with the way the income is classified and how it can be taxed.  

The editor of the newspaper who is a different neighbor-I see under the classified ads a picture of my porch and my live plants that she used in her newspaper without asking.