@Adam King would appreciate your feedback on the Property Class map of Metro Detroit on our website...

I’d love to share what I’ve done so far and get your input on what’s helped you build momentum, especially in sourcing your first few deals.Here’s what I’ve done so far:Posted in a few real estate-focused Facebook groups to introduce myselfConnected with local investors and lenders who’ve shown interest in joint venturing or offering supportStarted researching properties in my area, particularly ones that appear vacant or neglectedCreated a professional website (in progress) to support my branding and credibilityJoined BiggerPockets and started networking intentionallyMy ask for the community:What helped you build a successful buyers list early on?

They don't have a website, a NMLS license number, but a DRE #, and are offering $200,000 with 18 months at 0%. 

Website is confusing, so not sure, which one to go for?

You need to try a website that gets quotes from multiple insurance carriers as the best way to get around this challenge 

That's also where I got the tax estimate, but anyone can go to the county website as it's public information. 

Those of you using Resimpli, Carrot, and the like for your website.

There’s also a one-time $19 fee to set up a local phone number.You can also pause this service for the months you do not have vacancy.Tenant Turner syndicates your listings across major rental websites and allows you to create custom pre-screening criteria.

Are they providing students with anything of value or training greater than what can be found on youtube / or the county website?

I see many websites stating the property valuation “could”(?)