Web sites that have been making recommendations for years suddenly claim it is AI.

I’ve found conflicting information on municipal websites.

. ;) The bottom line: it's their website and they pull the strings.

Yes, you can buy books and reading on websites such as BiggerPockets and teach yourself how to invest in real estate, but key to SUCCESS is to take ACTIONS and apply what you had learned.

This allocation can be found on the most recent property tax bill or on the county assessor’s website.

Their brokers license is showing up on the state website as "Inactive" and so is his daughter's realtor license.

If anyone shows up without first giving notice, refuse entry.I recommend you visit this website ASAP and ask them for a copy fo the law to share with your landlord.

One common theme on the forum that I have noticed is that reators who are active in a certain markets keep pumping their narrative and bias which puts me off as the motivation is at question here.

If anyone has recommendations for free resources—whether it’s books, websites, videos, or anything else that could help me sharpen my skills—I’d really appreciate it.

Put up a website, go knock doors, go talk to retirement communities, divorce attorneys, GET OUT THERE it's really not complicated.