I direct traffic from my Craig's list ads to a website that i host myself -- there I post multiple photos of the outside of the property, a detailed description of the property and neighborhood (including shops, restaurants, etc. within walking distance), photos of the interior and a floorplan.

NCNDs are not all that great in the first place and the lack of a date makes we think the person really does not run a clean shop.

I try to find someone I'm comfortable with and return to them for the next deal (although I'll still shop the deal to keep them honest).

I'm new here, and to RE, except for all the books at the library and the TONS of info online.

Check with your current servicer and see what they can do to orignate better terms and rates then shop around.

"Guys" may shop for a place to live in the paper and on-line.

I own a Car Audio shop for the past 2 years that runs itself.

I don't know a huge amount about real estate but I'm startin' to do this online cash flow note business.

I am a investment real estate agent so I see a lot of these type of deals go across my desk everyday and what I would recommend is that you evaluate several different product types for example apartments, retail (shopping centers), office, and industrial properties.

From what I have read online and from people talking seems like you don't have to be the best to start being financially successful.