My rule; if you are that forthcoming, you are a terrific risk ... it is the ones that hide the truth that are the problems.If I do meet with a prospect face to face, I pay close attention to how new the automobile is, the jewelry, the toys, i.e. cell phone, and the clothes - are they designer clothes.NOTE: I once read more than 50 percent of people making less than poverty level wages own a smart phone.

We put them at busy intersections so that people have time to read them, process the message, and write down the number or call it on their cell phones.

A lot of times, it takes more than the address of the tax bill, and googling the persons name, cheching whitepages, facebook, radaris, etc..Skip programs are pretty amazing, they'll tell you the adress of a person if they are renting, as well as phone numbers (cell and landlines), family members, etc...

Accurint is usually accurate but not foolproof and it gives cell phone numbers.A question about findthe seller and tlo: for those who have used the services have you found them more helpful than accurint and other cheaper reports?

hello everyone! my name is Kenny Osborne and I am new to bigger pockets. I have always wanted to jump in to real estate but I have always felt that I was missing a piece of the information necessary to succeed. well a...

The reasons I prefer individuals are:- I usually have their cell phone number, so much easier to get a hold of then trying to call an office line and leaving a voicemail- Simple statements, usually in Word or Excel and just simply say the income and expenses and total deposited- Way less players in the game, meaning the one guy handles a whole situation.

Do they talk on their cell phone while talking to you?

Well I was looking at a few strategies for investing and the thought of rental portfolio with lease options came to mind, especially after just browsing Craigslist (was looking for a cell phone but ended up getting bored).

Any suggestions and help would be appreciated.Back in the glory days of the nineties real estate agents would hand out keys for VA and HUD properties as they were all keyed alike...today (at least in Raleigh) you can't even get an agent to show you a house unless you sign a buyer rep agreement and are pre-qualified and blood-typed...

Is Louisiana anything like it is portrayed on True Blood?!