Hello Everyone,I received this message a while back from Aaron Junck, another Sioux Falls investor that has been active on BP.Mike, Our REIA meetings are the 3rd thursday of each month at 630 pm at the Keller Williams Realty office just behind 69th and western on the northwest corner.We have another REIA group that meets the 3rd saturday of each month at 9am at premos tax on 26th and marion.I am currently in the process of trying to combine the two groups but have nothing set in stone yet.I went to one meeting and it was informative but I have not been able to get back to another one yet.He also provided a link to one of the REIA websites.  

I am a property manager in the greater sacramento area and on our website we have a link for Investors where they can put in a property address and it gives them a rent rate estimate.

I heard from there a few methods for voicemail and linking all your leads together.

Devise a plan for sorting out what segment of the list you will be mailing.Much SuccessSandra Edmond I just called, they referred me to their website at https://www.octaxcol.com/tax-roll-download.aspx and advised me to sort through the links there.

The following IRS links talk more about the ROBS 401k arrangement.http://www.irs.gov/Retirement-Plans/Employee-Plans...http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-tege/robs_guidelines.pd...

Here's a link to the list of APN's up for auction: **********Here's the cities information on buying tax default properties:https://ttc.lacounty.gov/default.htmThe Los Angeles County Treasurer and Tax Collector's Office is offering 497 tax-defaulted properties for auction online.Starts: August 8, 2015 at 6:00 PM ET 3:00 PM PT) Ends: August 11, 2015 *I'd be curious to hear any thoughts on how to analyze the list of properties and your strategy for acquiring a great deal.

Thank you all for the links and insight!

Heloc's are usually 2nd poistions with a higher interest and they're linked to the prime rate and they're adjustable.

As an investor I'd ask up front if they're an investor or not, otherwise they might not really understand your perspective.There was also a writeup about this issue in the past, here's a link to the forum post, which might help: BiggerPocket's Real Estate Agent's Guide to Working With Investors

Here is a picture of the original kitchen.Here is a link to a rental ad for it, with pictures attached:http://denver.craigslist.org/apa/5100452530.htmlThe remodel was $30,000 for a brand new kitchen, one complete remodel of a bathroom, one partial remodel (shower only) of a second bathroom, all new carpeting, paint, closet doors and appliances.