Hi Karen and Joel, I am not a Social Media VA, but I think Facebook and Google+, are great tools for Marketing your available properties.I have a client that does Rehabs and she will post the before and after pictures of the properties; then she will post when they are available.I think those 2 Social Media sites are great platforms for Property Management and New Construction.

My issue is simply an online app pulldown issue.

We do our own work, and the houses are here.There are places online that do this.

I was doing some online surfing looking for a legit website offering online auctions on foreclosed and tax lien properties and it got me thinking; what websites are some of you using to locate worthwhile properties in your area?

I found the forums lacking on evaluating growth investments alone (perhaps this is more about "investing" than speculation).Please also let me know how to get my basics down on RE investing - references to books, CDs, online tutorials, whatever you think might help.

I'll take a crack at it anyway1) Find who owns the property, often property records are online.

Couple this with only 3.5% down and a 3.5% interest rate, you can't really beat it.Anyways, in my initial search for FHA financing, I found it difficult to find an up-to-date accurate source for FHA information online.

I called VRM about 10 months ago, i was notified that the program was suspended....but due to be back online soon.

Then I'm usually back home to finish some administrative details, exercise in between and then off to city hall or county recorder's office (only one, the WORST one in customer service, isn't online - the other 3 that I use are all online).

They may have not had the origination platform to conduct HARP Refi's, they just service existing loans(default servicing too, so they probably do HAMP & SS for the investor).This was the case when I worked for Green Tree.