The cheapest areas I've seen just browsing around seem to be in Sacramento, but not sure if that's the best choice or not since it's rather far.

I’m currently not on the MLS and just browsing with Realtor.com.

I control the Regulation D filings, which investors I interface with, what rights are vested in shareholders interests, etc.

I've been listening to the podcasts, reading the blog and browsing the forums and all the information here has really helped give me confidence to take that leap.

I was researching how to calculate depreciation on my first duplex that I bought and I was browsing through the county assessor website and noticed that my land value is $250k and the improvement value is $28k.

I thought trulia mapped out the actual crimes (burglary, assault, shoplifting, etc) in an area but it looks like interface changed and I can't remember how I looked at that before. 

I really like reading across all BP, not just browsing specific forums.

files per page, and 13 pages that I apparently must browse through in order to find anything I'm looking for. 

Seems like the next step for me is to browse the Gainesville market some to get a better feel for the market (costs vs. rents) and then if I find there are options that may generate more profit then I can evaluate my options further.

Cozy.co allows tenants to pay using a credit card and they are then charged a credit card fee which, of course, is steep.My only complaint with Cozy.co is that their user interface for tenants is designed such that my highly intelligent visiting scholar tenants make tons of mistakes when attempting to set up their first payments.