@Miguelli Fernandez I've met the owner of B2B and he seemed very knowledgeable.

Lastly, form a strong team to include lenders, title, contractors, and a knowledgeable realtor. 

Dad can put properties into trust (or whatever) as he goes along.Once Dad drops off the twig, then you and sis can enjoy the stepped up basis and the knowledge gained, and know that Dad didn’t feel like he was shunted aside. 

The coaches are good, but tend to have better knowledge in specific markets (TT does have a coach that specializes in SC). 

Happy to connect and knowledge share if you are interested.

I highly recommend Jennie - she was knowledgeable, efficient, transparent, and accommodating.

These clubs provided a setting for real estate investors wishing to share their knowledge (books and tapes available for purchase at the back) and introduce a prelude to seminar offerings.  

To my knowledge, Terrebonne moved to online since May of this year. 

Although I have not yet purchased my first tax deed property, I have been spending a considerable amount of time researching the tax deed sale process and the tools that can be used to streamline the process as much as possible- one of those tools being PropertyOnion.com.The website seems to provide a wealth of knowledge for pretty much any property you'd like to research, and provides data that could be useful to a variety of RE investors.

The cardinal Sun you don’t want to do is to have the same issue you had before due to oversight or lack of knowledge.