You've already received some great pieces of advice here so I will just highlight a couple based on personal and professional experience. 1. knowledge - put the time in to learn how credit works, debt-paydown methods, lending options, how to run a property deal analysis, tenant screening, different RE investment strategies, etc. 2.

I also think it comes down to how passive of an investor you want to be.Like @Paul Choi highlighted, for him it was about growth and stability.

Is there a good website or online resource to find the info you highlighted - evictions, foreclosures, rental Income, annual appreciation etc?

Lots of different indicators, but unfortunately, no magic wand to wave over my list to highlight only the people that NEED to sell.

Do you provide succinct highlight points and inside pics?

Im thinking he didnt answer you because his name was not highlighted and he is unaware you added to the post.

Apologies if this has been highlighted somewhere else in forum already.Thank you 

Once again highlighting that it's important to know your market and understand that what works in CA or OK might not work in KY or DC, big city vs small town, etc.

Also, why doesn't the  @name highlight work on my cell ?

I think Mindy and the team are doing an increasingly good job of highlighting more women in FI and in real estate, but we have a LONG way to go to even this distribution out.