I would try going thru rags, daily papers, real estate magazines, network with new realtors, drive thru the neighborhoods look for abandon properties and unkept yards.

For three years I owned a physical, real estate investment magazine called Invest With Passion, in the metro Chicago area.

I do enjoy the books, magazines, a few games, appointment scheduler, email, internet browsing (although AT&T is not in my area), and so much more.

This and many other articles alike are popping up to sell newspapers and magazines.

I recently read an issue of Forbes magazine, it was amazing how many successful people in the issue were not college graduates!

First piqued my interest while on vacation in vail co looking through a real estate magazine seeing rental properties renting for $800 a night.

The prices don't seem to have sank far enough considering 10% of New Yorkers are still unemployed, and businesses are starting to close down left and right, and nobody can get qualified for a loan for the prices these nuts are asking.

It was also featured in Forbes Magazine a couple of years back as the second fastest growing economy in cities with under 500 thousand people (behind Mobile, Alabama, I think.)

To have a picture to advertis to get their name in Homes Magazine.3.

A friend of mine referred a writer to me who is doing a magazine article about Americans who are buying overseas real estate.