We did the first one as a trial run and have since agreed to form an LLC together to continue.  

Get this, my new technique is to take them into my buyer program, they put up the non refundable option consideration NROC, and I take a portion of that NROC to place them into credit repair, with the understanding that they have to rent the house for a 1-2 year period, a trial where they are responsible for all repairs and upkeep, but they are still renters, until their credit score improves to the point where I will owner finance them the house. 

Lots of trial and error. 

After much trial and error, I found my niche in rural land investment.

Im not sure if furnishing is in demand, it may be more of a trial and error I'd be willing to give a try....The unit Im speaking of hasn't been updated in a while, as in a few decades!  

I think online they have a free thirty day trial, all you have to do is type the homes address and it will bring up information on it.

Experience and trial and error will be your best guide.2.

I haven't tried it personally, but am definitely going to do the free trial to check it out.

Sometimes it's a matter of trial and error.

There are several ways to generate leads and some work better than others, but it will take some trial and error to find what works for you.