Just wondering if anyone knows of any new REITs that an investor can invest in that goes after select foreclosure properties?

Flyers in selected neighborhoods, direct mail, other methods?

The guy said nothing bad about me . . . stop starting trouble people :whistle1: He did, however, try to use his 1 post to get business for some website somewhere.....

I found a website that allows you to input your zipcode and it lets you know some average utility cost for the year.

Look through your local property appraisor's website and see who owns many properties.

I have made two mortgage pymts as well.Have been very picky about selecting a renter.

There are many ideas out there - don't just 'advertise' - do something of value that is associated with you.I recommend Neighborhood websites as a method for building relationships.

hello,I am not sure where I even got it, maybe from a request form a website, but I have been receiving stuff from Richard Roop's group, which apparently are mentors and REI trainers.

Recently, I read in one of forums in our website and the member said one of the excuses we give is 'I dont have money for down payment'.

., a "real" hedge fund and not something some hot shot with an MBA calls a hedge fund) you typically have to have a lot of dough....I mean a LOT of dough....But just Google some hedge funds and call them up & ask...or just check their websites.