I am considering stopping paying extra money on my own home, and putting it toward real estate.

Generally it comes from a data service company that specializes in supplying this type of information.

Heather - the main caveat with the BLS job growth data is that there are some wild swings month to month that show up in the BLS data.

Thank you for pointing that out.By the way, my 30k came from an online business I had for a year, and I feel the pain of putting down 20% on my house, but it enables me to live close to campus for free and put a little extra cash in my pocket at the same time.Now I am just looking for creative ways to make money in real estate and avoid those 8 dollar an hour jobs.thank you for your response!

While you didn't provide nearly enough information, it's unclear that you can even afford house #1 so getting into more property sounds like it could be a recipe for disaster.More simply put, if you're not in good enough financial shape to bring an extra $15k to the table to sell house #1 *and* put enough down on this newer house that you want to buy, then you're not in position to buy this newer house period - let alone own 2 houses.

It takes a while for the data to perk through the public record system.

Looks like his approach is to outsource getting the lists (from various list vendors or agencies), sending the letters (no details given), and having people to answer the calls and input the data into realeflow.

Ive looked into signs, direct mail (with data from melissdata.com) etc.

Just because there are three units there doesn't mean that it is legal.We currently manage a 2 unit that has an extra house on the property that we let the tenants use for storage as the property is only zoned for sfr/duplex.

Based on demographic and housing data, e.g. population, population growth, median age, homes owned, homes rented, job growth etc.