W. from the hinterlands of Indiana.For that matter, where are all these people with hundreds (or even thousands) of posts in the archives who have vanished!

Archive.  

All of the advice he has gotten here was already available in the archives of this site.

From their last quarterly SEC filing, the top ten are(*): Dallas-Fort Worth, TXIndianapolis, INGreater Chicago area, IL and INAtlanta, GACincinnati, OHHouston, TXCharlotte, NCTampa, FLPhoenix, AZJacksonville, FL(*)page 28: http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1562401/000104746914009227/a2222184z10-q.htm Related:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/86191-the-modus-operandi-of-the-mass-buyer---a-case-study http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/88/topics/110262-thinking-of-an-investment-in-a-hedge-fund

You can find some of the data in archives from the local business journals sometimes.

Before you go investing any money in training, I suggest you so end a morning at your local probate court, both inside the courtroom and in the file archives and meet the clerks.

Quote from @Jess Archives: Quote from @Dan Heuschele: I would not just cut the cord, I would cut it every 10’ to 15’.  

I think there is one in the biggerpockets file archive.

I looked Ohio Div of RE archive and did not find any published instance where they have even imposed a fine for it.

We do have 90 archived episodes as well devoted just to land investing on our membership site that you'll find helpful as well.