Edwin,I hate to tell you that you are being silly, but you are.You want to find people in a specific area via the WORLD WIDE WEB.

It's web based and very user friendly.

A while back I created a website using it, before that I was using godaddy with a $4/month fee for 1 or 2 pages - that was awful, and bad value.Anyhow, my free office live page is here: [REMOVED]Since then others have gotten into the free web service, namely google.

Go to the Homepather web site, they list the lenders in your area.

We're also simultaneously working on site speed issues, and are currently focusing on the forums, since that is where the bulk of our traffic is.

Build a website and drive traffic to it - Please consult an attorney on what language you can/can not, should/should not include.

This way, while we won't get calls from every person driving by who is just curious about the listing (those people will wait until it's for sale, we will get calls from those who may be very serious about potentially buying the property.For example, it's not uncommon to get calls on our "Coming Soon" signs from neighbors (who have friends looking for houses), from neighbors who are renting and may be looking in the subdivision, from agents who have qualified buyers looking in the neighborhood and want to know when to expect the listing, etc.In general, the traffic we get from our "Coming Soon" signs is much more qualified than the typical calls we get from drive-by buyers who see the "For Sale" signs.Now, that said, I try not to actually show the property before it's completed.

Think about it...all they would need to do is schedule a showing, take a TON of photos, upload them to a web site where the potential buyer and view and make $ doing it.

This is cheap protection agains lawsuits.On the property taxes, verify the assessed value on the county web site, it's probably well above this asking price (given the $3K of taxes you mention!!)

He sold me on building 2 websites (I'm a web developer) for him and he would split the profits. what was my mistake.