Some needs to be sifted but keep reading and learning.

But like @Robert J. mentioned, having your end goal in mind is a great way to sift through what would be the best of those options.

Sifting though what it all means may take a minute but it’s a good start.

It is still possible to find a good deal but there will be a lot of not good deals to sift through first.

School, for some, was the only possible education.Today, if you have a smartphone or access to the internet, it's almost free.There have always been bookstores and libraries if course, but never had so much info been literally in the palm of our hand.It's a double edge said sword, though, because with that information we naturally have a lot of bad info to decipher or sift through.

I'm conservative by nature and understand the statistics of having to sift through many homes, offers, and deals to the find the right one while sticking to my guns on my criteria.

I guess I will have to start playing around with the numbers and see if I can come up with a method to more quickly sift through properties.

Of the three companies I did sift out of those threads one's pricing was high and the other two didn't reply to me which seems like a bad sign.I'm hoping things have changed, as I'm in need of a new property manager!

The data helped me sift through the noise and select Huntsville AL as my first city.

Hey BP Community,I'm starting to sift through some properties on the typical sites - Redfin, Zillow, Realtor, etc.