just purchased my 400 lead list from listsource.

Just saw this topic:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/75010-will-i-lose-seller-leads-if-iIf you guys think it would be better to answer, you may be right.

I am looking to start marketing to probate leads.

I would greatly appreciate if anyone could please contact me if you have any leads.

For example, if investors are looking for a return of 10% and recent sales to the net operating income (NOI) for those same sales indicate them same cap rate (of course make sure the NOI does not include real estate taxes as an expense) and real estate taxes in the subject property's location represent 2% of market value the resulting capitalization rate for comparison purposes would be 12%.

Apparently it encapsulates more of the spores leading to less of a problem in the future.

Landlording just sounds like the most annoying thing you could do to yourself on purpose.

Even if the "high end developer" used good soil placement techniques, the site could have been developed for other purposes in the past and that may not have revealed itself sufficiently duirng the due dilligence of prevouis investors.Example; Last year I consulted on a new site for a prominent car dealership that was developing a site adjacent to an existing facility.

I go after listed houses, expired listings, and wholesalers that have leads with no equity to wholesale.

Please be advised that I am a real estate investor that intends to enter into the agreements contemplated for the purpose of investing in real estate as a going business concern.