These are the proven techniques in locating and the vast majority of deals that are successfully submitted and sold to investors are obtained using these methods.When you get a lead, simply move forward from page 50 to pre-screen the prospect and determine whether it is truly “distressedâ€.

Hmmm...The vast majority of properties we see are scraps of land, many of which are not developable for various reasons.  

Sorry agents, but the vast majority are not "good".

The vast majority of our investors use financing, so the properties have to be priced at market value.

@Jerome Kaidor There is an adage that applies here:Cheap, Fast, Good, Pick 2.The vast majority of landlords/property managers want a criminal check, but it's not their primary concern (as opposed to credit, evictions etc).

The vast majority of insurance people out there do not understand this because the majority of them are not active investors themselves and because of this, provide incorrect information and either inferior products and in many cases, based on my experience, the absolutely incorrect product altogether. 

It appeared to be a posting from someone with a single property and created an environement of comfort. "4 br/ 2 ba, good street, rent 500 contact x @ xxx-xxx-xxxx.Alot of people who go to the library have found and are starting to use craigslist for property searches.

Like Memphis, we have had a number of repairs in Dallas; however, appreciation has vastly compensated for this.

Yes, you can get a judgment, but in the vast majority of cases, you'll never recover a penny.My suggestion is to just move on with life!

However, the vast majority of states require a property manager who is engaging in renting and leasing activities to have a real estate broker's license, or to be a real estate salesperson working for a real estate broker.To become a licensed real estate broker, states typically require that you meet certain requirements: Age: Depending on the state, you need to be at least 18 or 19 to be eligible to be a real estate salesperson, which is typically a required step in the process of becoming a real estate broker.