I think my other tenants in the area use DirecTV or Comcast for cable TV, and most everyone use Comcast for internet. 

Before the internet, that was all we had.

You can google the state rules and procedures.My personal opinion is that any tax lien/deed/qcd type stuff for resale on the internet is for suckers only, beware!

You have found the best site on the internet to get out and take action.

I am leery about dealing with an 'internet' mortgage brokerage.They do claim to be a mortgage 'network' that will find a mortgage for just about anybody.

For more than 20 years, most of my father’s investments are like this ... buy a large chunk of land for $100 per acre, subdivide it into 40 acre tracts (extremely low development and holding costs with No Babysitting) and then sell the 40 acres for $25,000 ... this is $625 per acre.My father generates his sales leads from cheap print advertising and the Internet. 100 percent of my sales leads come from my websites.

Many new knock-offs are coming on line from other Internet marketers.Although the CRM aspect is nice, the real motive for dropping the entry barrier and having as many users in the system is all about deal flow; that is, "arbitrage".For every FreedomSoft deal closed, a couple of points on the spread is earned as a management fee.There's nothing wrong with that, per say.

Plus there's all the utilities that need to go in (Electric, gas, sewer, phone/internet, etc.)

- I have a good Internet Guy (who owes me BIG lol), and I know I could back fill with ODESK help.But I would really LOVE to get some input as to effectiveness, cost, management issues, best practices/resources, etc.I have enough RE contacts, that I could even refer "bad leads" (those that don't fit what I need), to RE agents, Mort Broker, RE Atty, BK Atty.

I wish all of the tenants would use it but some of the older ones are afraid of the Internet.