I use one, and I have the prospective tenants pay that service to screen them. 

Do better “due diligence” on prospect tenants. 

We are in South Dakota and the are in the beginning phases of development currently working with architectures and beginning the studies.Thanks

The property was bought by a developer, for $1.1 million, and his heirs was able to inherit on a stepped up basis.

At the end of 250+ episodes you will have developed your own solid investing philosophy that will help guide you. 

I just used EDDM to send postcards to renters from a service called Prospect Plus.

I must say, though, that most of the time I've known my members (and prospective members) for decades and know there is a good fit. 

@Richard HowellFor investors, an option is to reach out to real-estate developers.

I am looking to develop a support network here.

As part of market research for long distance investing knowing where new stores are opening and new developments will be would seem to be a good strategy to know which areas are up and coming.