my 2 sense however - you can find all the sellers/motivated sellers in the world but if you don't have the first clue of HOW to speak to them, what to say, what to ask, and how "it" works - you'll get pretty close to NO WHERE.yes, you do learn THE BEST, HANDS DOWN, from actually doing and there is NO course and NO book that can spoon feed you to success.

I know, roughly, of 1) Regular MLS2) Pre-Foreclosure3) REO4) Real estate agents feeding you dealsWhich of these (or others), is likely to be most productive?

Yeah we are all in competition, but we also feed each other in many ways.Other than you buying something from someone that they say is a deal that isn't a deal, you really aren't going to get taken advantage of as a newbie.

Your new friend will be glad to help you for free (although don't expect them to spoon feed you the basics).

Well, I do feed them, too.

Hello all.I would like to hear some feed back on "auction.com " I have been looking up reviews and getting mixed results.

thanks @dave savage….I figured as much but thought it give it a shot to see if anyone might have some feed back since everyone on BP seems to be so forthcoming all the time.

Now he isn't feeding this thing every month, and he still realizes some principal paydown and depreciation and interest deductions.You take on all the current leases and operating expenses.

I'm really not following that saying , Kn and he and a Realtor.I wonder now if the Realtor was involved in feeding you to Richard.

I will be attending my first Sheriff sale soon and was wondering if I could get some feed back from BP.