I think it creates a carrot on the end of the stick effect.

I have a website on Investor carrot and our email services on Yahoo.

I'm not looking to make a killing here, I just love SEO and if I can make a few bucks to pay for my investor carrot bill and mail outs I will be a happy camper.

I was also trying to figure this out a month ago and went with Investor Carrot.  

You might like Carrot's YouTube channel for SEO and real estate plus a lot of other topics.

I need a decent website and I have been considering investor carrot or lead propeller but theres so many options i'd like to get some feedback on what other investors that have found success in this area have used or still use.

I use carrot and they are great.

@Thomas HickeyHaving ungrounded wiring can be problematic with some modern electronic devices, so the first folks to find problems will likely be tenants.I would check with your insurance provider as they are the second most likely group to provide encouragement ("carrot") to upgrade the electrical ... particularly if you have knob-n-tube.Code enforcement will likely be third in-line in with a predominately "stick" approach to compel an upgrade, but in any jurisdiction where we operate these things do not usually "kick-in" until you "touch" something  (i.e. electrical or the walls themselves).You could look into the possibility of using GFCI outlets as a work around.  

Stay in bounds of usury issues, but you can adjust future interest down as well as up, it can be a carrot or a stick.I'm no longer an originator or broker, being retired, so that means I'd be breaking the law if I were to facilitate or originate or underwrite a note.

Investor carrot is another one I believe but I don't have much knowledge of that site, can do a search on them here for some recent threads.