I'm easily on zillow for hours on a weekly basis researching and browsing, I find it to be one of the the best free RE sites that one doesn't have to pay for or be a RE agent.

I always recommend reading books, listening to podcasts and browsing forums posts of those who have already done what you’re trying to achieve.

Feel free to check it out, browse through some of the projects we have now.

I cashed out my 401k for the down payment and initial funding, and used the cash flow from my rentals to keep the project running between reimbursements from the hard money lender.During one of my many days sitting at the brokerage office browsing through the MLS, I came across this deal.

@Robert Miller, browse through the CT forum and RI forum.

I’m new to the biz myself and have yet to land my first deal but this strategy will help you get to know your target area the best, and expose you to deals that no agent is going to see cross their desk anytime soon.I also browse craigslist and other classified ad sites / apps for potential deals.Wishing you the best of luck!

A city that where the majority of pro forma numbers that are attractive (you will easily get a sense of this browsing listings), has high rent/price ratio, low crime, increasing job market & population growth, diversified economy

After browsing some BP forums, it seems like the house has to be offered publicly at either bank or tax auction.

I was browsing on another real estate investing forum and came across this article: https://www.fanniemae.com/content/guide/servicing/d1/4.1/02.html 5 Black dots down, 5 white dots down, it mentions that LLCs should (would?)

I am totally new to REI and browsing my local(BC, Canada) investor's clubs and so on I found kinda interesting 'mentoring' program where you pay 5000 deposit.