I dont even see the property listed for sale on sites?

I have enough saved for a down payment on a single family rental property, and have been browsing the MLS sites for a few weeks.Here‘s the catch - I’m renting right now in Downtown Tampa, and it isn‘t cheap.

Or you could search a job listing site like indeed.com for an open position like an admin assistant.

Not a lot of useful info on the web site. 

@Chris JensenI started buying investment properties in 2006, have done about 100 deals since then, and haven't had a losing deal EVER.

I'd also have an attorney draft the land contract so you don't have problems later by using the incorrect documents, you should try @David Soble of http://www.ProvenResource.comI've been investing in Metro Detroit since 2003 and have seen many crazy things happen when tryong to do everything yourself to save a few bucks upfront only to lose it all later.Feel free to reach out anytime.

So the site owner has decided that commerce of virtually any type - including bartering or giving things away for some other consideration - needs to happen in the Marketplace. 

I would be really interested to find a site that has information about where businesses are planning to expand and how many jobs they will create. 

His workers are usually come to the job site drunk.

It also includes common forms that you can edit and use.Their web site is a free resource with links to your state law but I highly recommend the book for some of the practical advice they provide.