I wanted to get more proficient and learn more in a few areas of landlording and was web surfing articles. 

I run a web/software service company, but have always had an interest in real estate.I'm also interested in getting more involved in the real estate community to find ways to "marry" software and real estate or improve current systems -- to help owners, agents and others in the industry make more money, manage properties better, work efficiently, etc.Thanks for reading and look forward to making new connections,Marco

I have a decent web presence, but I need more traffic.  

Go to meetup.com and search for San Antonio real estate investing...you will find numerous meet ups to select.

I am an investment Realtor who has helped numerous BP members get great investment properties here in the Austin and surrounding areas.  

It also gives you easy setup of simple webpages and web forms which are great for catching leads.

Did you find some off BP or the web or ?  

I've also made a project for our dev team to make something a little more pretty on the podcast web page.  

@Wayne Terry, this topic has been covered in numerous forum posts and blogs.

Expect your cost per web lead to be around $80 and your cost per phone call to be $120 (those are conservative figures for a major market).Let's assume you generate 1,750 leads (the average of the numbers in the first sentence), half web and half phone calls so your average cost per lead in $100.