When you have digested all of that and you still have questions feel free to ask on the forums.

.), but I was married so, that didn't work.I started buying tapes (remember tapes, they'd get hung up in your tape player and wouldn't work anymore) on real estate investing, I took many seminars from speakers from a-far, digested dozens of books on investing and experimented creating buying offers using creative techniques (had to, had no money).I became an agent (that wasn't fun, but I did well) selling residential properties (that job diverted my energy from investing to driving around potential buyers), and earning almost nothing for my efforts.What I did not have when I started was a computer, no email no real estate chat rooms, no pagers, cell phones and no internet, Bigger Pockets wasn't born yet.I use to have to go to the court house and assessment office in person if I wanted to know who owned what, I use to run foreclosures after getting the information from the legal pending filing.I remember the first cell phone I purchased, it was call a 'bag phone' it was as big as a shoe box.

Isn't there any way to get a daily digest where it all comes in in one email?

That would be my real estate goal.I would start to read some real estate investing books, and digest a lot of data.

We decide exit strategy based on current market conditions at time of putting the home on the market and city regulations ranging from STR, LTR and flip properties.I also own DESIGN HAUS INTERIORS and have had work featured in Forbes, LA Times, Architectural Digest etc.

There’s a lot of info to digest as this is a very congested and competitive market.

Also read the development plan from the city, digest it!

It's easy to digest and laid out really well.

Was presenting it in a simple form that might be easier for non-lender to digest.

There's a lot to digest here.