Sometimes I read a thread and think it would be awesome to archive it for future reference.

Not saying it is the way I would handle it. Un

I just finished reading "The Book on Rental Property Investing" and am currently addicted to all the archived podcasts on BP.  

Not following you.I found some of his podcasts but they wouldnt play with I tunes.

Rated the podcast 5 stars yesterday and it was ranked number 11 in business on iTunes.

We'll see about how long it will really take since the old Kings won't give up their fortresses without a fight :-) but in the end the winds of change are shifting to push us forward into the direction the human race needs to go anyway - more temporary, versatile, sustainable, cheaper, mobile and modular living.The Elephant in the RoomA very interesting and sad documentary can be seen on Netflix or iTunes called "The Hunting Ground".

Everyone should also check out the NoteMBA podcast on iTunes....100+ episodes.  

Print it, archive it, etc.  

Then using that as a start I tuned in on areas in which the median home list price and price per sq ft was still relatively low, either below or around ~$100.

I put on my researcher hat, paid for a $25 for a 100 article archives subscription to the text searchable Seattle Times database, typed the house and street numbers inside quotes, and got to readin'.