You can start by networking with wholesalers (a good investor-friendly Realtor can help you here), browsing auction websites, asking a Realtor to set you up on a customized search, calling/driving for dollars, working your personal database, and sending mailers. 

I would have thought Belmont or Matthews, a quick browse through multifamily listings in the area had much higher prices than I expected.

Hey everyone,Out of pure curiosity, I started browsing Loopnet for a market I normally wouldn't even dare to look at.

But I've been browsing through this site from quite some time. 

The overall experience (in terms of support and friendliness) reminds me posts I read when I browsed my younger son's forums at My Little Pony community (he used to be a Brony when he was at school, if it tells you anything).

I've been browsing for quite some time and BP has always been a quality resource.Just a little more information of what is brought to the table.Out of us three, one is a tax lawyer, the other has a doctorate in city planning and I take care of management/renovations, so we know a little a bit about what were doing, though were still pretty green.Our Uncle is a stock market investor so he's looking to get slightly more than 8% on his money.

Before actually making an account I just did some browsing around the forums and was shocked by the help/assistance other members would give out.

To answer that would take hours upon hours.I would look up in the REI marketing forum on here, and browse to see what other people do to market their properties.

Hello all,Brand new, but I have been browsing this site for awhile now and am always amazed by the great info and expertise available here.I am in the process of making an offer on a property that is available via short sale.

We have been browsing BP for about a week now and have already learned so much.