It's updated yearly and is the best $40 you'll spend as a Landlord.

I too continue wondering why they spend SOOO much time teaching if they are so successful in flipping REOs.

And as an overarching question - how should I apply my minimum standards for a household of multiple tenants?

I want to give him incentives to work with me but I am pretty sure he doesn't want to spend a big sum of money into the property.My idea is to ask him to pay 5% of the property and get 10% of the property.

It's updated yearly and is the best $40 you'll spend as a Landlord.

Unless if they are a hedge fund that spends millions of dollars a year (in which case they have their own systems, staff, etc.) the average person who spends XXX to XXXXXX can easily spend that much money by attending tax sales in one state, typically their home state.

Go to your local REIA and see if there are any subject matter experts in your area that teach classes or give presentations.Even when the statewide statutes are the same, they often get implemented in different ways locally, so the national courses tend to be just junk.If you are determined to spend money on a course see if you can buy off ebay or alibris or FB marketplace.Lots of misinformation on tax lien/deed investing.

Willingness to spend.

You can spend the remaining funds on other improvements and write them off as business expenses. 

I'm particularly passionate about Tax Lien/Deeds, Flip, and BRRRR.Outside of real estate, I enjoy spending time with my lovely wife and two kids, networking, and traveling.Excited to learn and connect with you all!