It's a great place to network and learn more about a wide variety of real estate topics.I'm not affiliated with them at all, other than being a member. 

@John N Gietzen the primary things you want to look at with list providers is 1) the variety of criteria available (equity, value, vacancy, owner occ, etc), 2) the timeliness and accuracy in YOUR AREA (this is why there is no point in asking anyone which is best unless they are also in your area), 3) what data is included in your list - just a name and address, or complete details on property, phone numbers, transaction history, equity, etc. 4) user interface - you are more likely to use a tool YOU like, and 5) price.

There's all varieties of house-hacking.

We have remodeled a variety of other properties and done some flips as well.Our current lifestyle leaves us more available than ever to throw ourselves into opportunities.  

Here on BP, you will find syndicators who specialize different asset classes, with a variety of focuses or niche strategies.  

It's a very valuable resource for real estate investors and offers a variety of helpful services/tools like skip-tracing, list building, property/tax information, and much, much more.

Great deals won't wait until you're ready to take them down...I'm not a fan of condos, for a variety of reasons, but the more deals you consider the easier it will be for the cream to rise to the top and overshadow the more marginal "opportunities."

Maximum LTV is 70%.Wide variety of rehab products.

We have discussed a variety of options as to how to structure the deal once we turn it into a rental or sell it for a profit/loss?

We bring in monthly guest speakers from real estate agents, mortgage brokers, lawyers and accountants to landlord BC, developers, and a variety of others!