Hey everyone - I was looking around Google Trends today and came across this graph, showing the dramatic decline in those searching the internet for "Real Estate Investing."

This week (missing many things):Checked out BP regularly posting forums, asking questions, greeting newbies, asking for advice.Collected small list of absentee and LLC owners and mailed out postcardsFinally have gotten my google analytics properly working and adwordsSecured a PO box for myselfGot 2 calls about mobile homes in rural areas.

I've found that not every municipality will list this information online, but you could also google the address.

Wayne, you are correct now that i put the correct city in google zillow, etc... all are there, that explains y nothing come up before

To ALL people that want to invest in TRENTON, NJ ...Stephen is right...save yourself a headache and get yourself a property mgmt...but FIRST...BE SURE TO CHECK THEM OUT..ask for references..talk to people that they have managed before and do a google search and check reviews on them.

I just bought some from USprobateleads.com today.There are a few other probate lead providers out there too that you should be able to find with a Google search or two.Just consider yourself warned; probate leads can be expensive, so be prepared to make the most out of them by committing to mailing the Personal Representatives/Executors repeatedly, as most of them won't be ready to sell right-away.

Google everyone.

google his name and you'll find lots written about him

This is the issue with using less than full service mortgage servicers and Google searching the internet for forms.

Other times the owners of educational materials think their ‘for sale’ educational documents are password protected and only available to paying customers.Either way, google allows you to search for them directly by using “filetype:pdf”.So, for example, my favorite marketing guy is Jay Abraham.