Best of luck and please message me the link to your youtube channel so I can subscribe.

When I installed iTunes on it, it re-downloaded all of the BP podcasts and all of the AskBP podcasts, since I am subscribed to both of them. 

The site is live and people are registering, subscribing and using the site for a small monthly fee.

No need to subscribe to a legal service, but do interview a few paralegals who specialize in residential tenancy issues.

I know there is a saying that if the deal is good enough the money is the easy part.. well I don't necessarily subscribe to that.. maybe for some with experience but just starting out you need both.. 

This is a site I subscribe to....you may need to cut & paste into the searchhttp://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?

I subscribe to a fair number of wholesaler listings.

Read hip hop to home owners by jay Morrison it covers everything and completely free get it with a Google search of his name and the first link subscribe to his email list and you'll recieve but the key words are read read read knowledge is power especially in real estate..also webinars and I would say write down a goal or plan ask your self why do you want to get into real estate and what are your goals ..do you want a large sum of money from flips or streams of money from rentals with tax benifit do you later want to go commercial it's all up to you wish you the best

I'd like to reduce the number of forums I've subscribed to...can anyone recommend how to go about it?

(as long as it is a cash flowing property from day 1)I subscribe to the "rich dad, poor dad" view of debt.Good debt = rich dad is debt that allows you to acquire cash flow producing assets (rental property) with appreciation as icing on the cakeBad debt = poor dad is debt that produces no cash flow and no appreciation (cars, fancy dinners, etc..)