Seems like grocery cart advertising would be as effective as bandit signs but not nearly as "offensive" (to the public and code enforcement, etc.).I hope someone else comes in here who has tried it as I really think it could be cost effective and produce some great leads....

You have to be willing to work and let the GC lead you on things, more like a gopher helping them grab tools.

This deal will build a relationship, trust, and can lead to more deals.So far the entry points I can think of are get a real estate license and gain credibility.

We have a couple of leads for our next flip.For us, we had more fear of not moving forward with REI.  

We have created a system to where we understand how to maneuver through leads and determine If a buyer is serious.

Follow-ups can lead to closings, and closings lead to money in your pocket.I noticed that you are already familiar with "driving for dollars."

Keep my name in mind and message me if your ever interested in connecting for leads for your flips.  

This is going to lead to open house opportunities, co-listing opportunities and possibly, a buyer lead here and there to keep food on the table.

If you're putt a fence up to safeguard your garden, soft plastic roll fencing or net fencing might do the task. verify what the fence is for which can lead your to the kinds of fencing offered for your purpose.

I hope you are capturing all of those craigslist leads because they will come in handy once you find your motivated seller.I recommend defining your target market and driving those neighborhoods looking for the worst house on the best block.