I cross-check the BP Calc results with the "HOLD Sheet," a spreadsheet calculator from "HOLD," by Gary Keller, et al(Strongly recommend the book if you're wanting to do more buy-and-hold investing).

Anything by Gary Keller is my Bible as well. 

@Ellie Ryan I’ve heard Keller Williams is the best company to start with as an agent.

I've also ordered the book "The Millionaire Real Estate Agent" by Gary Keller. 

Daniel Gallegos--------------The first book to read is "The Millionaire Real Estate Investor," by Gary Keller, the founder of Keller-Williams real estate.

Very good program consisting of multiple modules that explain how to create, and build a note business.Once you have bought this program and look inside Jason Lucchesi and Clint Keller have a star line up of investors that pretty much co-sign for these guys.

Any other agents out there experience this? I have a signed referral form for a transaction in which I referred a buyer to another KW agent in the Princeton, NJ office. Each office is independently owned. I'm a referr...

In addition to internet readings I've read Millionaire Real Estate Investor (Gary Keller), Building Wealth One House at a Time (John Schaub) and just finished Investing in Real Estate (Gary Eldred).In addition, I've also signed up for my local REIA - just missed their latest meeting - and have attended a few different meetups that different investors have put on.

I do have my fingers crossed to have a decent reputation in six months, be more knowledgeable, and being able to utilize the marketplace and my colleagues to get stuff done, because if Gary Keller is right that you have to go through dozens or a hundred suspects to find prospects to find something worth getting under contract to get something good under contract, it would smart to have to let it go because I couldn't find funding/partnership.

Even some of the bigger ones (Keller Williams, for example), may be more open to working with investors.