You don’t need them for leads, you can go to HUD and get them yourself on-line.

Or you could look into taking a law of contracts class at your local community college or online.

Now, I'm realizing that rentals and foreclosures may be the way to go.The first thing I did to get started was to sign up for RealtyTrac's free 7 day trial to see what's out there in my area for foreclosures, and get a couple books from my local library on real estate investing.Somehow researching online led me to your site.

You can go to all the online home pages of most banks and if you navigate through their pages you will be able to find what you need.

Originally posted by "REI Coach":Even if you don't have any property to sell at the moment, put out bandit signs that say something like:HANDYMAY SPECIALMUST SELL IN 3 DAYSTONS OF EQUITYXXX-XXX-XXXXorIN FORECLOSUREMUST SELL NOWPLEASE HELPXXX-XXX-XXXXWhen they call, say the property as been sold, but get their contact info and add them to your buyers list.Also, advertise available property online at Postlets and Rehablist.

It's odd, but we had seen a few patio home (online) on Ptarmigan course on the SE side of Ft.

Most of the places online are asking for $25-50 per search and I estimate that i will need to do about 30 searches per month...which can get expensive.

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but they have still been reluctant to let us get one.I have read online that under the Department of Housing and Urban Development that they have laws in place for people with "mental and physical disabilities" as far as renting is concerned.

Does anyone have suggestions where to find various current rental amounts (online) for several cities throughout the US?