I’ve been sitting back reading this site for a while and see that several of us (especially on the West Coast) are in the same boat.We’re inspired to pursue Rich Dad’s dream and started by reading books, researching online and reading / listening to Bigger PocketsWe probably have some money, but not the kind that goes very far in Southern CaliforniaWe curious about investing out-of-state but may not know which market to choose or who to trustWe feel a bit overwhelmed about the different options and can’t pinpoint where to startA lot of that sounds like me too!  

Yes this site is for sure a resource and also wonderful for networking with other like minded individuals to help you get your real estate goals.

Developing any site for new builds is no easy task for sure and not for the faint of heart.

Finding Mom & Pop landlords with listings on Craigslist seems to be another good way to go.I have created data scrapers before for auction listings and sites with atypical listings.

I know this site mainly focuses on how to buy investment properties, but I thought I would touch on a subject that may help someone down the road avoid a potentially expensive pitfall through the proper insurance coverage.

I would recommend utilizing the free landlord software out there that will perform market syndication for you.

There is a lot of information on this site and I look forward to learning from all of you. 

This may or may not be an option for you but thought I would just let you know as they take care of getting everything setup on all the major sites and take care of your photography and listing copy (wording).  

The seller thus lost the case.You do not have to legally disclose a potential haunting to tenants unless (1) you believe and disclose the haunting to others or (2) the house has a haunted reputation such as the site of Amityville.

Letters, additional follow ups, site visits, etc.