What to do First As a New Investor:We believe that we’ve got some pretty great places for beginners to start learning about Real Estate Investing - here are three free and easy ways to get started today:Listen to The BiggerPockets Podcast - Just download a couple of episodes and conveniently start learning about Real Estate Investing on the way to and from work, the gym, or anywhere!

What to do First As a New Investor:We believe that we’ve got some pretty great places for beginners to start learning about Real Estate Investing - here are three free and easy ways to get started today:Listen to The BiggerPockets Podcast - Just download a couple of episodes and conveniently start learning about Real Estate Investing on the way to and from work, the gym, or anywhere!

Also, on the Apple app store, there is an app which you can download for $30 called DEARBORN real estate education.

I've already downloaded and started the book, and have listened to about 10 podcast episodes so far, and was on the webinar last week!

I have learned quite a lot from the podcasts and they are all available to download through the "Learn" tab at the top of the screen.  

New to this investing thing, but been in banking and real estate for about 15 years working with banks, RE agents, and finally landing at a title company... i'm ready for a change. bc frankly, i'm not getting any younger and i'm not seeing myself retiring comfortably... plus i'm sick of working my *** off for someone else... been tossing around the idea of getting my RE license, but there are soooo many realtors, i thought i would check into investing instead... found Renautus... and no, i won't try to sell it to you, not even sure i am going to buy the course now... but their pitch got me thinking and wanting to look into it more... so here i am.I downloaded the beginner guide and am going through that... and i have been looking for a few local clubs to start going to... any suggestions would be awesome... and i am doing my research on which niche i want to perfect ;)Hope to learn alot here... back to reading!

A good site to use if you want to do your own is redfin.com When you run a search, filter the criteria and on the right side of the page it will list all the properties that match that, at the bottom of that list is an option to "download all" and you can export the file to a excel document and run a comp analysis

Download BP’s newest book here some good due diligence in Chapter 10.

Download BP’s newest book here some good due diligence in Chapter 10.

Download BP’s newest book here some good due diligence in Chapter 10.