Professionally I'm a web developer/marketing guy, but want to delve more into real estate.

The web pages listed above are a good start but I would suggest finding a possible deal and physically going to the property and checking out the neighborhood.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: I am looking at this from a wholesalers perspective exclusively.What I use: Used Propstream (Now Repropfinder), Used/Still Use Realeflow Considering: InvestorFuse 2.0 CRM (considerably more expensive than competition but could be worth it, idk)Considering: Flipster (attracted to the fact that it has many of the same features as repropfinder/propstream but "claims" to include skiptraced content like phone numbers and emails at no extra charge)Distant 3rd, Considering: REIAutomator (some of the guru trainers or whatever advertise this , I see it as a clone of repropfinder/propstream and have not read anything new that is significant enough to truly seperate themselves)REI Pro: Never used it, I have seen this one a bunch, but for me I just have not really seen how this seperates itself in any major way from Repropfinder or REIAutomator.

Account Closed use the property analysis spreadsheet/web link "Analyze" above to help determine if this is a good deal.  

You'll have to check the calendar on their web site to see but a lot of the things that they were doing were both live and virtual so people had a choice on whether to attend. 

Sites are on the web give this information for free. 

It certainly has some less than positive reviews on the web for its ease of use, especially on the tenant end, but my hope is it is improving and I'm sure nothing is perfect (especially at the $0-9/month price range). 

Still, it's pretty decent overall.Cozy has web pages for individual listings, but no "company" or "landlord" website.

Brett has a web presence but Dana does not.

Do you know and are there any city or county web resources you can recommend?