It takes me longer to find the really good deals as I have to sift through lots of junk.For those just starting out, don't be discouraged and don't believe that every market is at its peak.

Originally posted by @Engelo Rumora:Originally posted by @John Thedford:I've lost more sleep than money........hahaThat's a good thing.Sleeping is a luxury that only the folks that have already made it can afford Engelo, so this explains why I can't sleep most nights, searching and sifting for opportunities.

Has anyone found a good way to sift the data to make it more usable?

I spent weeks sifting through every rental ad to see what prices were like and how the demand in my area was.

There's a lot you have to sift through, but you learn what's not worth your time as you do and can get good at consistently finding deals on there.

Guys, I was sifting through public records on a condo unit in a decent - up & coming, safe neighborhood.

I'd love to help you sift through the plethora of listings in New York, and find something that fits your criteria.Feel free to contact me at anytime. 

You might have to do some work in order to get the actual low-end Warzone buyers; it should easy, just tedious work to sift through the names and prices to pick-out the ones that fit within ur segment market.If at all, all fails and no one wants to assist u, u can still hit GIS mapping system and look for the right parcel mapper and pick-out the buyer's names and their addresses then either send them a letter or give them a call.One more good tool is to post a free ad on Craigslist.Good luck with all the great work ur doing ma friend and feel free to shoot me a question if u needed anything.

I've only sifted through the single family residential of Cobb county.

Although I have limited experience and I'm still learning I like helping people but sifting through vague post titles can be time consuming.