You should join The RING (Real Estate Investors Network Group) in Baton Rouge.

I would consider building a targeted website for the demographics you are searching for and then working with a web developer to SEO the site as much as possible.I would suspect though that networking will most likely bring you your biggest leads early on.

I think as others mentioned, using it for the Sold values and then building your own estimate is the only really useful tool for zillow.Before finalizing an estimate for ARV I always check with one of the real estate agents that I have networked with to get their estimate and then use that to further my knowledge of the local market to improve my own ARVs.

I keep hearing this thing about reaching out and networking, figured I'd take a shot ;) I'm in LA and a drive/flight to Phoenix is pretty doable if I'm going to be in the presence of people who have experience and are willing to help a new longer term rental holding investor.

There is definitely an unending supply of information and networking opportunities here.

Bitcoins operate on a peer-to-peer (P2P) as opposed to a client-server network, meaning you deal directly with the person from whom you’re buying.

We pay extra for dinner meetings with the CCRA to network with other landlords and hear the monthly guest speaker.

Good place for landlords around here to network with other local landlords, share info, keep up with whatever new ways to screw landlords Roanoke City has worked to come up with, help each other out with problems, and vent about problem tenants we face.

There are many ways to market and network your services online and off.

Networking is just as important as marketing and in many ways more profitable and your ROI is much higher in my opinion.So, the only thing that I have to add is five things that has helped me greatly in my real estate career;Build your Network - Find agents, use bird dogs and network at real estate club meetings with other investors and landlords.