Yes internet listings work, the best way is to call a local property manager they will be able to give you insight on rents.

I searched the internet with their name and address but I'm unable to find a phone number. 

Cutting out cable to just have internet to save 100 a month etc.Another option is to change fields and go work for a real estate company so that you switch work to something you enjoy even though it might not pay what you make now.      

Internet Guy uses his real name on a public forum and outlines his plan.

Internet!!!

There will be a tone of information on this site and the internet in general that will be so overwhelming that you will get lost.So lost that you wouldn’t understand how investors are capable of juggling everything.Well, that’s just it… beginning investors DON’T juggle everything.They find their lane, master it, and then pick a new one.Your strategy can simply be dependent on how much money you want to make a month/deal in a certain time-frame.

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I would not trust anyone off the internet or someone who contacted me directly.