Freelancer.com or a similar website where you can post what you want done would be good for finding somebody to do this.The best method to get a good person to do this is to create a screen capture video where you record the screens and your voice as you walk through the county website and say which fields of information you need pulled into a spreadsheet/database.Not a simple process, but a big benefit is that I doubt others are doing this and that means little competition for you.

(not with Google Voice, you only get one number).About Google Voice.

Business cards - I have my name, google voice number, email address, and website.

The web address links to a very brief video where I mention who I am, what I do, and the properties I'm looking for.The idea is that it generates enough curiosity for people to type in the address, and provides a different way of communicating to potential sellers.It gives them a face and a voice, which I think might be an advantage over simply writing something.What do you experienced marketers/wholesalers think of this strategy, and why?

Nearly every time, the tone of their voice strongly indicates to me that they don't necessarily think its a good thing that its a flip project and I guess I can't blame them.

I was a tall kid, at least my voice had matured.

As one of the lone voices on several of those bank committees cautioning against increasing the bank's exposure to Countrywide, already at $50 billion at the time, I know no one wants to hear a contrarian, but..... my thought processes when evaluating a deal and why I'm not [yet] comfortable with the Preferred Returns / Target Returns presentation and methodology: 1.

I have noticed a lot of folks use Google Voice (which we had already), and I have seen the Forms mentioned as well.

Maybe they meditate or pray or spent some quiet time - in a forest, by a lake, or some other place out in nature - trying to find and listen to an inner voice, etc.That's all fine - but don't spend a lot of time on it.  

He did leave a voice mail saying the "check is in the mail."