While you get in the leads, you work on SEO.There is NO BETTER way to tackle making money ASAP in real estate.Google this:"The Forced Traffic & Conversion Strategy".

Make sure doors have door sweeps, bushes and trees trimmed away from touching structure, ac lines and pipes going into property are sealed (silicone or steel wool), and general holes into property need to be sealed (hydraulic cement is great for patching stone/cement and steel wool for everything else).Then to tackle the interior issues.

While I dream of pursuing both, I need to decide which one to tackle first.My current income as a Customer Service Manager isn't exactly groundbreaking (around $60,000), but I've been diligent in saving and investing.

However, there are many newer firms tackling the growth areas.It's definitely a personality thing.I worked for a firm in NYC that I did not jive with. 

I keep getting these spam emails from Harper Realty out that way so I know there is cheap stuff in the area.

It seems very strange to tackle syndication as a newbie lone ranger.

Don't make the common mistake that many do when tackling this problem.

I’m sorry, but this is now spam.

The low-ball offers spammed to everyone make sense.

I wouldn't want to tackle finding, renovating and managing a property from afar for my first deal.