That’s why I prefer Google—it's much more stable since it targets actual intent through the keywords people are searching for.

So after 1.5 years of searching, putting in offers, losing deals after inspections, yesterday I finally closed on my first investment property.I put together a document of all the lessons I learned that I did not know prior, despite countless hours of investigation on my end. 

You’re building equit every month, even if it feels slow right now.Also, if you ever want to chat about specific strategies or even just vent about the stress of it all, I’ve been there, and I’d be happy to share more of what I’ve learned along the way.Hang in there;you’re doing beter than you think!

You can also check meetup.com or search Facebook for real estate investment groups, clubs, or meetings in your area.Mentorship isn't about finding a great mentor.

Here are a few suggestions on how you can maximize the wealth of information available: Check out the blogs and podcasts, or take advantage of the search feature (magnifying glass).

You can drive for dollars, go after pre-foreclosures, distressed sellers, PPC, organic search SEO, MLS expired, FSBO's, r.e. agent network, estate and probate, on and on and on. 

Also after searching more about them they bought over 10 more locations ( business only no RE) however they aren’t changing the name. 

I'm utilizing the search on BP forums and reading what older investors have done successfully.

Yes Lilach, there's been a number of successful BRRRR, your why for venturing into Jacksonville market for BRRRR should guide your search.

Zillow suggests that I spend $29.99 for a premium listing, promising that renters will see the listing more often because it appears higher in search results.