You will soon get the knack of sifting the wheat from the chaff.And don't forget to hover over "Community", "Education", and "Tools" for inspiration too.

That allows you to sift through a bunch of buyers with not much time wasted.

I attended a "Guru's" 3-DAY Seminar event and tried my best to sift out all the "sales pitching" to come out with some information, and I did.

I have obviously been looking through a lot of online listings, but sifting through all the pertinent information on my own over the internet seems a bit overwhelming at times and I feel like I don't have a real starting point. 

I'll be in contact with my lender as I continue to sift through some more properties.

Dude, your numbers are all over the place, but this is what I managed to sift out of this post:$400 rent x 27 units (you live in one) = $10800 month x 12 = $129,600 potential rent divided by 2= $68,400 Net operating income.

If there is additional commentary to share it can be done in a separate post so that people don't have to sift through all of the comments to follow who does and does not get voted for.

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.

At some point in your investing career, effective time management will be your greatest ally, so learning to sift through all the would-be deals so you can get to the worthwhile ones is key.

Yes, so much info here that you have to sift it some...