So why deal with that traffic and cost of living.

Squarespace is a good place to put a web presence if somebody does a search for you. 

I studied web design all last year in school.

Look up his web site and ask him about this type of investing. 

@Kimberly Farrally when it comes to building your buyers list, you'll find mixed reviews here, the easiest thing to do is to just ask the question, as for craigslist you can put an ad on there along the lines of you have discounted properties and then put a phone number (spice this up) to call or a web site if you have one with a forum. you can then blast out one email to all of your buyers, letting them know you have properties. two things you can use to make it easier would be a CRM like podio and a forum like mailchimp, these can be integrated with each other and then when someone signs up on your forum, it will register it in podio. the best thing about BP though is you as long as you have a great deal you can use the marketplace here and there is a vast amount of buyers already here, so make sure you are networking with people here and in your local REI.

We get a fair amount of traffic, and for the last 6-8 turns on our 15 units (SFH, and small MF), have always taken apps and eventually signed leases from the open house.Good Luck!

Hello Blake andy yest that is the web site.

@Lombosco Dixon There is a ton of free information all over the web and no need for paying some guy to tell you something that you can take the time and research for yourself.

I have friends that own real estate, lots of it; so I trying to find my niche to help them and others while making a little money on the side.I do web design and marketing, so lead generation / wholesaling are probably my competitive advantages.

But, it's on a corner lot at the exit of the subdivision onto a pretty high traffic street.