If you want to look at multi-plexes in my area, this is the best internet source I have found: dfwincomeproperties.com.

I know that just searching the internet won't work to find properties well below ARV.

That would all depend on how much money you have already, your plans and how to diversify your portfolio, how many years to your retirement, if you have a regular job or have to live on real estate deals etc.No way to give a broad answer.

My question was initially a local so-cal (los angeles metro area) specific question and then became broad to include input from others.

Speaking and attending RE club meetings also brought exposure and contacts with those with capital, although many are hard money lenders, some are private lenders.Website and internet presence is also something you should look at.

I realize this is the internet and any advice is to be taken with a grain of salt, but after going through the site for awhile this seems like a good place to ask.That said, I have been looking at a 3 br 2 bath house in Hartford county Connecticut.

For instance a buyer might see something somewhere on the internet and then try to contact the seller directly or talk the broker and then call the owner directly after saying they were not interested.So it is entirely possible that this buyer said the found you directly but actually found you through mean of the broker.

Internet forms are pretty generic, they usually conform for a wide usage, then verbage added that is unique to a state.

The AK only takes a file.....Not unless you have the right bolt carrier, but I'll leave it to Wild Bill to tell people how to hurt themselves in the internets.

The internet people search will show any businesses that you have and I don't want random people having that information.