So when I said:One of the trends in real estate investing that has resurfaced in the last year or two is the idea of buying properties that have positive cash flow.I was citing the fact that a very large segment of the real estate investment industry, and that includes many of the large bulk buying companies and many of the schools, had shifted their entire focus towards rapid appreciation, dropping positive cash flow out of their sights.

Also under the education tab is a video series (click on "Free Course") which is basically a beginner's guide for people who prefer short video segments to reading text.

I'd rather see people be in a structured educational environment that could take them somewhere than to get a "program" that only addresses a segment of a better, well rounded real estate education.

Our PMs segment their database within the Propify CRM, between Residents and Owners/LPs. 

You can literally do a search for every segment of wholesaling in the forums and you'll find multiple answers on your concerns.

LOUIS, Jan. 6, 2016 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The following is a statement by Frank Rolfe:The PBS News Hour recently ran a segment titled "Bad Bargain?

Interesting how many of the successful strategies cross niches and all segments of real estate.

That’s a really small segment of where you are trying to go.

I work at a bank and some segments utilize the service and I have talked with other companies who also use it. 

We are starting to focus on a different market segment and looking at acquiring existing PM companies or parts of a PM's portfolio that is in an area we would like to manage.