@Mysonne Johnson, I'm an investor in NY, getting my license because:I get to dig into the treasure trove called the MLS, having an in-depth look in there beats any property cards being handed down to me by a third party, my analysis is sharper and I can easily pivot without having to go and bother anybody for 25 more different types of searches.When I have a property to sell, aka post rehab, I save my bottom line an extra 3%, that's not small money considering the cost of inventory in NY.its a very small price to pay for a serious investor.

I've read a few books, watched some youtube, looked around BP, but can't seem to find a lot of details on in depth note investing.Seems like I have to invest a few thousand dollars into some course in order to learn.

I have not used it in depth but it seems to have some neat features, and of course more if you want the paid version.

It provides a short, basic explanation of many of the concepts that you will need in your real estate career using easy to understand language, and once you understand those basics you can begin doing more in depth research on some of the topics.  

Mind you there were a LOT of lucky gamblers, at least in the GTA over the past decade.  

Hello everyone, I am looking to get into REI and am taking a hard look at my financial and credit situation to set real goals that will help me purchase my first property.  Although I haven't been analyzing my finance...

I have recently discovered BiggerPockets and have been studying in-depth on other ways to secure funding besides a traditional mortgage from a broker.

I'd say don't treat the symptom, find the root cause and work from that depth first; you might be thinking motivation is the issue...I think its a manifestation of a deeper matters, I'm not a doctor or anything, purely my two cents.

They just help you get a ballpark, back of the napkin, idea of whether or not the deal calls for a more in-depth analysis.

Renovations including converting a 2/1.5 unit to a 3/2 unit, increasing overall cashflow by an additional $1300 per month.What we bring to the table includes: negotioating, in-depth financial projection, in-house property management, and a strong, vertically integrated team of our attorney, contractors, CPA, and off-market suppliers.