Now, its the internet.

They drive around looking for FSBO signs, knock on doors, talk to the owners, take photos, check to see if the house is in a flood zone, pull comps from the Internet, get permit/tax/assessors info and more, and then send me a packet with all the information.

The Federal Reserve Board has prepared a booklet on ARMs, Consumer Handbook on Adjustable Rate Mortgages, which is available on the Internet or by mail from HUD.

Books, boot camps, mentors, seminars, internet forums.

When I started there was not even a internet so I had to learn the hard way.

How would you compare each one of those web browsers versus Internet Explorer?

Yes one way is to go through a management company, but I wonder if they use the same online services available to anyone on the internet (so I pay twice)?

[list]Finish renovating a 2 bedroom apartment unit.Finish renovating my 2 bedroom basement suite.Renovate a house and sell it.Start reno's on my commercial building.Start reno's on a 4 plex.Start renos on a 9 suiter common areas and fire upgrades.Rent 2 bachelors a one bedroom and two 2 bedroom suites.Put an offer or two on a few multifamily buildings.Assist many investors to obtain commercial financing.Build my internet businesses to a higher level.

When he asked if prices were negotiable in Best Buy, he was told that they would match any price from any store with a door, but not prices from the internet.

Do you have some magic formula for gaining a real estate education without educational materials (of course other than using the internet)?