You have listing leads when properties don't work out as wholesale deals.

This also leads to them fading away.

I met this realtor at an open house and told her what I do and what I'm looking for, she sent me a few not so good leads and then this contract she wanted me to sign.

Big data hasn't been technically or practically possible for a 'very long time'.Even with today's computing power, it takes a large server farm to ingest and make use of big data.Unstructured data analysis, like video and speech analytics, also hasn't been technically sound for very long either.What data sources and file types are you bringing in and what are some of the examples?

Creating other streams of income is the name of the game I play as well.Since you plan on holding rental property, check out this video for quick tips on how to evaluate deals as they come along:

I've read that code enforcement/violaton lists are a great lead source so I figured I'd take a stab at it and see what I could find.

What did they think of the small deck we put in leading out of the back door?

I'd like to partner on something but am nervous about that.My focus is on trying to find good rentals but I'm willing to do a flip if it will lead to the good rentals.

I've got a lead from a seller who is delinquent on taxes and I would like to hear some advice if/how I should proceed.The property is a currently closed restaurant with all the appliances and things still inside but the business shut down while the owner was in the hospital.

However, I am in massive acquisition mode right now, so I may gobble up every single lead I get for a while.