@David M. i made that move and got my licences and sign on with a broker, my mane reason was to get access to the mls so i could run comps accurately and trend neighborhoods so after all the monthly fees for access to mls, lock box app, legal fees, national association of realtors fees and continue education to keep the license it not at all worth it, plus it's a hurdel trying to keep everything separate plus most realtor dont even wont to understand the concept of wholesaleing and flipping contracts there going to.swear.your breaking the law or doing something unethical, if i knew what I know now no i wouldn't do it, just get the Homesnap app, EZ Data web sight, i did sell a couple homes to my friends and family what a nightmare dont do any business with friends or family

A black and white square with random looking dots that you can take look at with your phones camera and it will automatically open a web site or similar?

If you do the online version then there is no need for the virtual desktop because you can get to it from any machine with internet and a web browser.

There are several tools and resources you can use to find real estate deals, including:Online real estate marketplaces: Websites like Zillow, Redfin, and Realtor.com can help you search for properties based on your location, price range, and other criteria.Real estate agent: A knowledgeable and experienced agent can help you find properties that fit your investment goals and negotiate deals on your behalf.Direct mail marketing: Sending postcards or letters to homeowners who may be interested in selling can help you find off-market deals.Auction websites: Websites like Auction.com and Hubzu.com offer online auctions for foreclosed properties and distressed sales.Networking: Building relationships with other investors, real estate professionals, and industry experts can help you find off-market deals and stay informed about market trends and opportunities.Real estate investment groups: Joining a local real estate investment group can provide access to networking opportunities, education, and resources to help you find deals.Social media: Following real estate-related accounts on social media platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn can help you stay up-to-date with industry news and trends and potentially uncover new investment opportunities.Using a combination of these tools and resources can help you find the best real estate deals for your investment goals and strategy.

D4$ is a game of numbers, I have used the app dealmachine that does a pretty good job of keeping you from searching tax records, the web site "truepeoplesearch.com" can find phone, and some times an email address. 

Facebook ads, SEO, Youtube, Tik Tok, and Instagram.. leverage technology and an actual system that verifiably gets you results.

I've been building a web app that will hopefully help with a lot of real estate prospecting in general.

We've also used Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn ads with varying success. 

We would encourage it...Marketing means... getting the word out and with the proliferation of the internet, a web presence is critical.

I work as Software tester right now and I have an awesome opportunity to study and get into web development.