@Hector Perez The way I have been doing is through presentations.My very first time in 2010 I raised $50k was at the REIA meeting where I represented my company, our business model, mission statement, investment opportunities (deals) that I have and in the pipeline, estimated profits shown in numbers backed by pictures of the property and lastly explain why we need to borrow and ROI.From there, one thing leads to another and the word got out.

Thanks everyone for the kind words and advice.

Kristine Marie Poe i definetly agreeits seems that the key word is predatory and althoughthe ideais to profit I am liening towards a master lease agreement give or take 5 years.

biggerpockets.com forums, search tax liens or tax deeds.Google the words tax Leins or tax deeds and podcast.

I just need to find out if this real estate agent is the right one for me to work with at this point.Tiffany -- Thank you so much for your kind word and advice.

I was looking to see if there was some sort of database, for lack of better words, that had a list of already qualified renters when I came across this "Bad Tenants List" (http://badtenantslist.net/).I'm curious if anyone has came across this as well and because its membership only you may not view any of the good/bad tenants list so I'm also curious to know what limitations on information may a company hold on a potential renter?

Here is a glossary of terms:http://www.biggerpockets.com/glossary.htmlWhile it doesn't have the word "bid", that word is somewhat generic and not related specifically to real estate so you could have that definition in 10 seconds by simply googling it.

You stole my answer WORD FOR WORD!

While I don't mean anything negative by the word I simply mean to place a variable on your willingness to sell for a 300% profit one day or waiting for a 350% profit.

From experience my first deal was a wholesale deal to a cash buyer. in other words found a great deal put it under contract and found a cash buyer and assigned the contract.