When I go driving for dollars and see properties that I might be interested in, I can't look up the owner or anything.

I used to work at Long & Foster and they do have a good training program.

I play them while getting on with other tasks like driving etc.

I have to move around to find it, my first company had awesome training, my current one I feel it's more sink or swim.  

A deal never happens out of the blue unless you are conditioned and trained to see itMay we all escape the rat raceGarrett 

Alternatively, if you are looking for more immediate cash flow, Van Alstyne and several of the other smaller towns up that direction have excellent ISD's, and that drives desirability around here.  

It will take you, say ,1 hour to do your first offer, search etc. and once you have the template, next time you need to put an offer in, it will take you mins ;pGo to any training your broker have you do to polish your realtor side.For me it's all about collective learning.

When I'm on a tight budget (Always) I find a higher success rate from "Driving for Dollars" where I literally drive around a target area and pick out homes that look neglected or in need of some attention.  

After doing much research online, I found this property driving around the areas I was interested in. 

Drive the neighborhood in which you want know.