Go to "education" in the menu at the top of the screen to find it.

Use the forum menu on the left side of your window.

You may want to check out @Brandon Turner's book on buying real estate with low or no money down under the store menu above. 

I'll try to break it down as clearly as possible while also trying to avoid running afoul of the BP self promotion rules.Everything that I can do for you as your agent can be ordered on a menu like at a restaurant.

Select Document Type on the left side menu, and the "Select" button in the center top of the screen.

I try to give free advice when ever I can but now it is so annoying and frustrating I come to the forum and within seconds I just log out.All this does is scaring the actual value providing people off of Biggerpockets... and all you have left is people that only ask (take) and never give.As for my take on how to post..Maybe click on a button "New Post"Then a drop down menu appears with a selection of categories, Wholesaling, Marketing, Advice on tenants, (ohh and have an "all others" section in case the person doesn't know where to post or cant find a category) etc. etc. and have the question posted strategically in steps.

If you look just below the menu, you'll see that this thread is within the General Real Estate Investing forum.

That metric can be used to compare this investment against other investments (real estate and anything else).There's a calculator on the BP website that should help with this, in the Tools menu!

Now this might be a coincidence but enough coincidences have happened for BP to put a drop-down menu where you have to state if you have a pre-existing relationship with the company, product of service mentioned in the discussion.While it's great that you're taking action, you can save yourself the hassle and time by following some common sense tips by going through the forums for free.

One app with a drop down menu for each house.