I will have to incorporate that into my screening process so I have proof.

You can learn a lot from many sources if you keep an open mind, incorporate others’ info into your style and build upon it.

I had first tried putting my website together myself with Dreamweaver (I have some experience with graphic design and building websites as a hobby), then switched to a Wordpress based site, then subscribed to RealInvestorWebsites.com for the simplicity of it and how easy it is to set up new sites and customize them.

I'm incorporating a lot of these suggestions. 

Sanford - great for helping you become an investor yourself and work with other investors.My company name alludes to my graphic arts background with Christian undertone:North light is the natural sunlight coming through a north-facing window.

(plus, I just read the post on influence points and how it works. ) I'm going to try and incorporate it more in the future.

How about one of these:urbanrei.com (incorporates your surname) rei=real estate investingrei-school.comYou can go to http://www.networksolutions.com to see what names are available (both of my suggestions are available).

Must be the property itself that is not attracting the right kind of tenant.As to Dean Letfus suggestion to incorporate flipping – NO!

But if you do plan on putting one in that's loud, I suggest incorporating it with the light so that there's only one switch to turn both the light AND fan on at the same time.

If the properties you're looking at are close to incorporated areas, the city will have a 3-mile plan or Annexation Plan, that outlines what kind of density they'd like to see in that area and whether your parcel would be considered to annex.