Hey all -I'm trying to get a few paydays wholesaling before beginning fix and flipping, and I wanted to get the community's opinion on something: I'm working on building a buyer's list, & I've seen it mentioned about making buyer request sheets to hand out at REIA meetings - This is what I'm thinking mine would consist of;1) Buyer's name & contact info2) Zip codes or County Buyer prefers his deals to be in3) Class of property; SF,MTF,Commercial4) Their ideal/maximum buy amount; i.e. $50K-100K, $150K-250K, etcAny other info I should include?

@Beau Blinder 99% of casual users visiting the site would not have any clue it was framed, let alone what a frame is, but those same users WOULD instantly know if they typed in one address and ended up someplace else.

What @Ryland Taniguchi says is absolutely correct, although I would caution him in that a beginner to the real estate scene won't necessarily have an instant grasp of the jargon.

Housing is not very liquid, a housing "crash" doesn't happen instantly, you should know this.

This is especially important in a society that increasingly demands instant gratification ("Why can't I get a phone app to do everything related to the investment with just one click"?)

I suspect many inexperienced investors, that do not understand the full cost of buy n hold, are under calculating long-term costs and may not even realize that they are purchasing a cash flow negative house.  1% properties have not been found on MLS here since maybe 2013.  50% rule would show every purchase at large negative cash flow (but at our rent point the 50% rule is too conservative).I look for value adds that reduce my investment amount and provide instant sweat equity. 

If the ARV was $120k (hypothetically), you’d have $30k instant equity.  

Youve got an instant $30k negative equity.

It's instant credibility and potential clients love to hear that I am building a practice focused around providing services to real estate investors. 90% of my client base represents individuals or businesses who invest in real property assets which helps assure potential clients that I can meet their needs.I'd put all my energy into that and stashing cash away.

You may get instant responce (don't count on it) or it may take several months.