Real estate investing is probably the most popular form of investing. Its low barrier to entry (especially on the residential side) and potential profits, make it an attractive investment option for investors. Most local real estate markets are made up of a large amount of investors – both full-time and part-time investors. In times where the number of real estate investors seeking underpriced properties outnumber the number of real estate deals, it is imperative that investors find creative means of separating themselves from the large pool of real estate investors. Whether you are employing a buy-and-hold or a buy-and-flip real estate investment strategy, the lifeblood of any active real estate investor is finding good real estate deals. Gone are the days where you could find great investments by scouring through local multiple listing services or standing in front of courthouses waiting for a good deal during an auction. Continue reading