@Sean Bis, Based on the take I got from the web conference.  

If you are looking for a purchase agreement, then you can contact a local real estate agent (many young agents would help you out for a small fee), you could contact an attorney or you could go online an pay one of the legal doc web pages for a contract.  

I took my realtor license about 15 years ago and also worked as the Sr Web developer for a local Real estate investor in North Carolina, a few years ago. 

It's loaded with spiders, spider webs, and such.

I am a web developer living in Maryland and looking to invest in my first property very soon, hopefully locally, but I'm not opposed to out of state.

Your property owners address should be listed on the tax assessor web site.

Dark Web), except maybe on a news story here and there. 

HR in hospitals and the campus housing office can be great sources for this, as can one of the "home exchange" web-sites dedicated to academics.

It's a good place to be because you can optimize tax-deferred cash flow for your members and still do fully leveraged 'spot' acquisitions at will. 

I hope someday to have them 90% from my own web site and 10% from these two listing sites.Some say the site that will work better for you depends upon your area, or your property type.