The problem with internet stuff from non-attorneys is that they may not be compliant (meeting requirements) of local or state requirements.

Not for their ability to pitch over priced junk to novice investors on the internet that may lose thousands of dollars.

Most investors and potential investors can do the majority of their due diligence over the internet.

Most leads are either internet generated these days or hand written letters in the mail.More leads on the internet are buyers and offline letters are sellers.Hope it helps.

True, but if you concentrate on those that are unfinancable (gutted kicthens, etc.) and/or those that have been on the market for 120+ days, you can often get decent deals.

Of course, I am computer and internet challenged.

Concentrate on the positive features of the property. 

I have been searching the internet to find a way to use the tax credit as a down payment for my buyers.

Do you know if these clubs meet only face-to-face or is there any way I can get involved by using the internet?

it depends on your clientele..my potential tenants are lower income and do not use internet much...thus my craigslist ad was a wash...newspaper and signs was a must for that area..in nicer areas, people know to use craigslist and you can get away with just that and a sign in the yard3.