I am also open to internet - brokerages like allison james, which I don't know much about.

Best way to find a property:DependsIf for an onwer occupant, go to your local realtor.If for an investor: you can have an agent scan the MLS looking for deals, you can concentrate on REO's, you can market to homeowners for private sale acquisitions (absentee landlords and properties owned free and clear are good starts).The key is for you to pick a strtegy, then learn every detail of how that strtegy works and how to put it into action in the real world.Making money investing starts with your education, then applying that education.

I have scoured the internet looking for reviews, and there are NONE.

With the age of the internet - I am surprised realtors have been hanging around for as long as they have been.

In fact, I've already started seeing more traffic to my blog from random Internet searches with terms that indicate people are trying to learn the industry.Has anyone else started seeing the signs?

The internet should make linking GPs/projects to money very easy.

Until they are put on the internet where all can bid, I'll stay out.

Although there will always be a place for brick and mortar stores, it is no secret that a higher percentage of retail sales are coming via the internet, and this trend is increasing.

I have tried general research on the internet and some dead end phone calls.

If we were able to see who is, it would quickly(IMO) cause internet keyboard wars.