More important, link up with either an agent or a property manager whose brain you can pick over a lunch or two and get to know what areas and strategies work in your region.Also, unfortunately, more important than the availability or access to 'deals' is your ability to finance or acquire them.

Look for distressed properties like REOs, short sales for on the market properties or get to know a wholesaler to get access to off market deals at good discounts off retail prices.

We could jump online and look up some values but much of that is block-by-block.

Hello,I'm trying to get access to listing book.com in the Baton Rouge, Louisiana area.

I'm a Realtor with MLS access, but sometimes a house may be listed (or previously listed) in a different MLS, and sometimes Zillow is helpful there.

The current placement seems weird because it would block access to the basement.

Imagine Europe as an example, they don't even have access to any public records, nor does a 1031 exchange exist as we know it.

With my license I have MLS access, the master key to look at most properties and I can write all the offers I want, when I want.Until you prove yourself as an investor you need to take it easy on your agent because he/she will become disinterested very quickly.

If the master lease option was acceptable, we'd probably open a common an account that we'd have access too for use specifically for paying the mortgage.

While they may not have decided or are ready to sell, there are plenty of services that you could be the go-to person for.Your objective ought to be to control the access to these people and to be the de facto center of it all.