Seems to be doing OK, as long as you do enough marketing to get a decent volume of leads, not getting as many as I'd like yet.

(absentee owners, REO's, expired listings).The best answer I can give you is that creating a list of things to do on a daily bases will help keep yourself on track as I do this with my business.Depending on your area of focus, you will need to create a list of things to do based on what will keep leads coming through.

It's simply about volume.2.In the relationship - you tell me exactly what you want, I find it, you buy it, next.

Just from my watching several different wholesalers sites daily it seems to be alot harder to get the higher priced properties at great discounts.

We send them out on a daily basis.Well, times are changing.

You get what you pay for.Find a realtor you can get your information from or get your real estate license so you can get access to the MLS.here is a blog I wrote on why investors should get there real estate licensehttp://gabhartinvestments.com/articles/printing-money-with-a-real-estate-brokerage-license/This article was published in the San Diego Daily Transcipt

Real-Estate-Professional-Status&id=987466I use an Excel spreadsheet to track my hours and car mileage on a daily basis...

i think it would be better to maybe form a relationship with someone that you trust and talk to through daily ,weekly or however you set it up to look after the properties for you...just my opinion though.....and this is basically from friends of mine that own rentals.....although they say newbies shouldnt get into this kind of investments as problems tend to arise

Obama referred to today is the sheer volume of names on the list for preliminary screening that are gathered that this guy's name got on a few weeks ago.

What sources do you look to on a daily/weekly/monthly basis so that you feel caught up with what’s going on?