Yes there is some BS and mobile homes, expired listings, etc that you'll need to sift through, still not complaining...Another benefit I wanted to point out is that today I found a wholesale investor about an hour from my house and have initiated conversation with.

I've also been researching turnkey as a vehicle considering the out of state situation and from what I have read it's all about sifting through the legitimacy and experience of turnkey providers. 

You pay for the property upfront and then in a few months they send you a Special Warranty Deed.Again, I don't think there is any better way to know what you are buying than nerding out in the courthouse, sifting through old records.

there are a TON of people out there, but you may need to sift through a few to find the person you like.

Other than sifting through the Notice to Creditors, working our due diligence to qualify these leads, we seem to be at a stand still. 

@Javier Sanmiguel i wrote a blog post that might help you sift through the pile of agents in your area.

It might help you out as you sift through the pile I'm sure you will have to sort through.

We do need some direction After sifting through a lot of stuff I found that the money should be lined up first If you don't the chance of losing the deal is much greater.

I have been continuing to learn thanks to BP: the podcasts are amazing and the content is so insightful.Lately, I have had a bit more time to really sift through some personal issues and realized really that my real estate hopes and dreams have been nothing more than that...hopes and dreams.

Right now I'm sifting through the plethora of information on this site so hopefully by that time I'll have a better idea of what my investing goals are.