there's;
Spectrum Mailing Lists
VendorSeek.com
AmeriList
Melissa Data
SalesVantage advertising
MediaSpade
Prospects Influential Inc
to name a few...

who do you use, why, and what lists bring you the most credible leads?

what's you're favorite type?

I tried finding leasing info in the local newpaper, phone book and internet and couldn't even find any information.

Consider looking at some books on direct response marketing for ideas that are from outside the RE marketplace.John Corey

cansado de la carrera por el progreso social y rehabbing para inversionistas alguien necesita una clase de diálogo inicial honesta buena del tipo, si usted tiene el dinero efectivo tengo el sudor y sé{conozco} Mi primera vez en el poste, esperanza segura puedo hacer este, mi mal de suerte es FACTURADOI hope this helps Lonnie 8) REI I'll get back with you on that; Been told to write book.

when i think of starting out, i think of this book although it has nothing to do with real estate or investing .

If anyone has an example they would be willing to share of a letter they used successfully in a past deal on an abandoned property or a suggestion for a good REI book that offers examples of letters, I'd be thankful for them.

Ask an attorney.If you close deals at a title company there could be a standard form they use.There are other investors who can share what they have.You can read books and other materials where an assignment is discussed and forms are shown.Best to pay for a valid contract that will work in your state that you obtain from an attorney.

Yet they act like it is a private club of just friends and family.To be more to the point...Some are in a service role providing something to the public (RE agent, book seller, mortgage broker, home inspector, REO portfolio bird dog, what ever).

Consider investing a small bit of the money in books as they will provide better leverage at this stage.John Corey