He spends his time big game hunting.  

Plus they may know of some of their clients that are sic of being landlords and want to sell. you by pass the layers of marketing profits and buy direct.. that's one way to start your hunt for lower end properties.However I said you can do just about as good as anywhere right there in Vegas..

I'm always on the hunt for a long term tenant; which equals less turnover and vacancies.

Here are a few ideas on how to hunt down the property owners:Search public records (you'll have to subscribe to a service)Form a relationship with an agent (they have access to this info and can you get the owners)Form a relationship with a title agent and they can get you this info for freeTry http://www.propertyshark.com/You can also visit a local assessor's office to obtain the information in-person:The Assessor's office does not provide owner name information on their website.

Regarding the tax implications, that's something you must seek from a competent tax advisor instead of investors who have no dog in the hunt.

Question for you experienced rehabbers out there that work with realtors... I found a couple of realtors that look promising, but am worried that looking at such a large amount of houses won't be cool. I read about th...

I'm on the hunt for my first deal and feel a bit confused about bank owned properties that are in foreclosure.  

I have proof of funds from a lender, and my agent and I are hunting for potential investment properties. 

He knows his market, is skilled at hunting down deals and he is in a state that is loaded with distressed sellers.

The best way to network is to say hello and then listen to what they have to say.Go hunt down your 1st 10 posts.