A lot of the sellers of inexpensive properties don't even have websites, but here is one that does and tries to basically be a 2%/mth provider:http://www.morekc.com/bin/web/real_estate/AR192746/ACTIVATE_FRAMES/HOME_SEARCH/Grandview/1360256842.htmlA company with mid-priced properties at weaker rent yields:http://midsouthhomebuyers.com/mshb-available-properties/And the higher end, at still weaker rent yields.http://www.gainvesting.com/Properties.aspx?

Email me, Aluri.

Email me or PM me.

My husband does not want to leverage too much, since we have zero loans on the RE that we have now and he's getting close to retirement.As I said, I'm trying to learn as much as I can now on BP, the web, books and have just joined the local REIA, but I'd love any thoughts you guys might have on this particular situation.

Docs can be sent via email or fax.

I have mailed some letters and postcards but I believe it would be much more effective to send them to a website with information, a video, and a downloadable PDF.

Yes, you are all correct – I entered 1% just for the example….He is heavy in web marketing and has dozens of websites (I saw couple).

I got on the phone and started making calls and sending emails trying to get started building my buyers list.

I plan on sending another mailing but I need to compile another list.

I've been emailing the seller's agent, who has been somewhat candid with me, although she's stopped short of saying that he's in over his head.