I've purchased countless books and programs but BP and local networking meetings are by far my best resources.

There are countless ways to invest, each has it's pros and cons.  

There are countless ways to start into RE... however, there is no wrong choice as long as you get started and stick with it.

I cant tell you how many countless deals I have purchased because I was a real estate broker.  

Bath bombings Michigan 1920's, U of Texas shootings 1960's, Burger King shootings 1990, Columbine, and this...plus countless more in the 1700's, 1800's, all through the 1900's and on to today.

Now, consider the type of gamer that would manipulate the system and that tells me they would be likely to manipulate other things in their life as well.

I have spent countless hours on BP, and the internet in general, learning, planning and researching direct mail.

A few examples, new water heater, $600 gift card to Sears to buy new dishwasher, countless visits by plumbers to unclog drains, new springs on garage doors, multiple visits by HVAC companies to fix broken AC's in the middle of summer (when it's like 110 degrees), etc.

In the meantime, the small, independent investor can find evergreen niches and countless opportunities using mail and other direct response media.

They're done online (or can be) and are pretty easy to knock out.5) Never lost a deal, but gained countless because of being an agent.6) I found a broker who, honestly, does nothing.