I can see that the BP website is packed full of great information.

(though we already have the basic design complete on the website), so they're down the road a bit, but will be great for vaca rentals!

I recommend you become a student of that homepath website and try to document their behavior, like you are Jane Goodall watching some gorillas.In my area, they drop the price about 7.5% every 30 days the house is on the market for the most part, almost like clockwork.

I have been truly impressed with the generosity of those like yourself on this website in that you contribute so much of your own time to educate those like myself who are just getting started.

Many of the private lenders in my area have their own websites with contact info.

I was able to go onto their website and view their properties and I already have a buyer interested in one of the properties.

Hi John,I found my first deal in PA at HUD website http://www.hudhomestore.com/Home/Index.aspxAlso, I always check http://www.homepath.com/Most of the properties on those websites requires renovation.

I try to be memorable by playing up the "I'll buy any POS if the numbers work" aspect

What kind of content should be on my website as a Real Estate investor?

Same for your website if you choose to focus online - it's going to take several weeks or possibly several months before it starts churning out leads on a regular basis.