Originally posted by NA Beard:, take the GSI / Price better known as the Cap Rate and higher is more interesting.That calculation is for GRM, not cap rate. ( gross rent multiplier)

So I've come to the conclusion wholesaling is the best option for me, right now.Where I'm at now: I've compiled an absentee owners list from my county web-site, and I'm hoping the data is a little more up-to-date than the list services. 

I have read a decent amount about wholesaling in the US but have heard the legal stuff is da little more difficult here.

This is my opinion but if you are going to enter the web space as a means for lead generation then either go all in or don't bother.  

Get brokers to provide you with market cap and price per unit ranges for the class of property you are targeting, analyze a bunch of OMs (from broker's web sites, email blasts, and loopnet) and network with multifamily investors and you will learn the market.

 I use a larger ticket system that is segmented for each client, so it is a bit of overkill for 95% of folksI asked my web guy (aka my 14yr old son) to email what we use now (he "oversees" most of my real estate clients due to conflict of interest with my day job)...

@David W.If you're looking to have VAs make calls, bettervoice . com has "stats" section, where you can get reports on the # of calls, duration; it's a web based platform and all the VA needs is a headset/ear plugs with a mic. you can also record the calls so you can help your VAs if they get stuck on certain objections/questions they're not sure of.

If the out of country signer is looking for a Notary one option may be to contact a web cam notarization company.

Marcus and Millichap, CBRE, Colliers, ARA Newmark and the likes usually have free research on their web site and many will break it down by property class. 

I own a lawn care business and a small web design business where I put the bulk of my "manual labor" while I have an absolute Godsend working for me who handles all our carpentry, repairs, etc.