I've been reading a lot about REI on another pretty good web site and thought I'd branch out and see what other sites are out there that get a pretty good audience.I've purchased two courses regarding REI over the last year, one focusing on Wholesaling and the other on how to do short sales.

Has anyone ever found great deals on one of these websites?

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Join other forums also, need to have a blog and website, learn SEO to drive people to your website.

I think Tim is comparing apples to oranges.An e-mail list is more than likely garnered by culling the e-mails you have, meeting people and exchanging business cards, and what you get on your own website.

By not using a Realtor, you don't get fed into many of the most visited real estate websites.

Hi Uriostee,You can use Craigs List, a nice yard sign with a flyer tube with pictures of how nice the house and yard are, local newspaper, some For Sale By Owner websites let you post but...the best recommendation I have is to hire a good, hardworking real estate agent instead.

Or to refer me to a section in this website where i can learn the analysis process?

Found this website a few days ago and it's an excellent tool.

I have been looking for short sale leads from a foreclosure lists website.