My interest is to join in some investment opportunities and glean from the multi faceted skills this group has. 

It covers the states of CA, AZ, NV, and WA and is an indispensable resource if you want to buy at trustee sales.It gathers public information about foreclosures and all recorded documents and organizes it all in one place for easy access and examination.In 2011-2013, back when the platform was Foreclosureradar.com, a partner and I bought 25 condos at trustee sales in southern California based on information we gleaned from the software.By the way, how do you like Austin?

@Onan Dumas What are some nuggets you've gleaned?

Better to find others with experience you can glean from!

I'm excited to learn from everybody, and also share whatever experience I can glean/offer.

That being said here are a few tips I've gleaned from different sources over the years.If you are looking at it from a homeowner perspective looking to offset costs: The standard seems to be if you can rent it out for 17 weeks at what your monthly PITI+ HOA (if you have it), you can "break even".

If you give me some of your criteria (I gleaned some from your description), I can send you some additional properties for you to consider.

From my initial conversations with reps within the company to glean information, they have been very forthcoming and polite.

I don't know anything about this case and don't know the person in question, never even listened to the podcast or anything but this is what I gleaned from reading the same article you did.

what I gleaned from that is you can have someone with 100 units making 100 a month profit net after all cost and expenses so net if 10k a month.. or you can have someone with 20 units all paid for netting 500 a month after costs and still have 10k a month NO debt and tons of real equity..