1)Business Cards,Bandit signs saying you buy houses.2)Driving around finding vacant houses.3)Birddogs.4)MLS5)Real Estate Agent.Feel free to add if i missed anything.

Its odd because more than half of downtown is vacant, and its not hard to find lease space just as nice for less than half of what they are going to be charging.

I still have one from way back when that's just not worth paying off cause they charge me next to no interest.

I've got a friend in the business, who doesn't really cut me any breaks, he knows he can "slip" my job if a bigger one comes up, and most important he doesn't have to charge me the FULL SLAB, as long as I use a very common granite!

I stand to save a lot , not only on interest, but also on fees, insurance, etc. that the mortgagor was charging the person from whom I bought the property.Thanks for any help.Mike MitchellLubbock, TXINCREASE CAPITAL

I normally write their answers on the back of the business card that they usually just gave me.I usually finish it up with something to the effect of "I run across a lot of property, if I find something that you might be intereseted in I'll give you a call."

the person in charge of that account might be in a hurry to get rid of it, but not because he's about to be homeless...

I still have all their cards.

Lawyers charge at least $150 per hour, and will probably generate a lot of unnecessary letters, phone calls, etc.

I'm sure there are diffeerences in many other areas, too--I just don't knowwhat they are.The prices are pretty similar from what I've seen, and I spend the money for sediment coveraage cuz we have hard water.Some co's charge less per visit--Mine ie $50.00 now, some co's are $40.