You can pull up most agents in your area through that web site.Then you can contact them through their system. 

There are some crappy companies out there, simply black list them and give a bad BBB review and move on.I think of it this way, I pay ~$635 per year to have a handyman (for many different systems) on call.  

He found white and black mold in the attic, and then found powder post beetle bugs on all the floor joists in the house built in 1924.

I would Recommend the North End of Bridgeport  in CT or Black Rock but @ 200k, a multi might be hard to find with out going inside Bridgeport and I would not recommend that..

wait till you do a couple of deals to see if you like the wholesaling process.2. yes direct mail campaign ( just do whats in your budget all it takes is one seller willing to do a contract) you can mail 10 or 1,000 letters it only take one seller to comply.3. direct mail and bandit signs ( small budget)4. just ask real estate attorneys do they work with investors, if they do they can write you a contract or find one on the web and run it by an RE attorney thats what I did.5.

Lawyer ... that ended that conversation and the item was removed.there are remedies for breach of contract.And I think its one thing that wholesalers need to understand if they are really just selling RE without a license then there are risks.. they have a very week standing in the transaction.. they get all puffed up about ethics etc. and they themselves are the ones that are skating around the laws of the land.. talk about the pot calling the kettle black..  

@Jess Black I just discovered REscour last week!

Ok, so I have read the books and the web success stories.

Whether it is direct mail, email marketing, web marketing, paid ads, or something else what have you seen success with? 

But, when I'm not learning about real-estate I do web design, app design (UX/UI) and photography.