If you want convenience with the whole process you can use a site like Cozy.co.

But we came across a sort of complicated situation.

But I want to know what are good sites to compile a list, or what sites have the most depth of baseline information that I can filter out from there.So with that said, what mailing list source are people using to get quality leads?

I'm sure there are plenty of sites where you can promote the Stock Market, puts, calls, hedges, bonds, day trading and such.But, real estate is far safer than the Stock Market for the average investor and real estate has far more benefits for the average investor.

Welcome to the site!

Do you have a site in mind that goes through the neighborhood, talks about population demographics etc.

You're on the correct site to begin your educational journey.

It depends on the box size, where it is at location wise and demographics, site lines, access with cross traffic, and if dark but current tenant still paying or totally vacant.Smaller box sizes usually have a long list of tenants waiting to go into the spaces in strong markets.

We all know buyers frequently site things like "inspection", "neighborhood review" etc as a reason to kill a contract, even when that's not the real reason.I just think it's not right to totally negate the risk of a buyer losing EM, EM is a required element for good reason. 

Also, you can see on the site there are plenty of ways to get involved with real estate initially without buying anything.