I am concentrating on fixing big dollar items and trying to pay off at least one mortgage this year. 

I have been concentrating mostly on looking for properties that I can either wholesale or fix and flip to bring in some cash first, but finding any of these consistently, or at all, is proving to be difficult. 

Your first hurdle is finding the owners and getting them interested in selling, concentrate on that.

My goal this year is to really build it up and concentrate on better content with the hopes of people sharing my content.

If a seller goes to ibuyhomes.com and fills out the seller form, that lead then gets emailed to the investor who has purchased that area.You can also advertise the site, it is the easiest web site to advertise in newspapers and on signs since it is the shortest name possible to tell people what we do.Besides ibuyhomes.com, I also build you a site that concentrates just on the area where you buy.All leads from both sources go to only one person per county.Hope this clears it up.

@Corey M.I think you have to concentrate on what's most important to you!

By concentrating on at & below median price levels & on small multi-units, we can recoup our initial investment within 5-7 years, after that it's all gravy. 

Depending on where you would like to concentrate on, you can offer under asking price.

Anytime there are concentrated amounts of assets relatively easily convertible to cash, competitors, and a bit of a "shadow" industry, it will happen.

@Aaron Hollingshead I think I would probably unload it then, concentrate on the cash flow.