After you get your license you should be able to subscribe to a few different services that will provide you with information on every home in Indiana; pre-foreclosure; high equity, no equity, no mortgage, and absentee,.....   

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., subscribed) to receive email from you, and where they have an easy way to opt-out (unsubscribe), then you might notify your isp beforehand and tell them exactly what you're doing; or you can use a mailing list management service -- there are several of them -- the name "sparklist" comes to mind, but there are others.On the other hand, if you're sending out an unsolicited mass mailing to a list of people who didn't give permission to receive messages from you, well...

I'll have to give it another round soon.I posted this back in June, so I ended up deciding on subscribing to Probatedata.com They provide me with hundreds of probate only addresses for a monthly fee.

I have a scenario, a platform where 5 investors meet owner of investment property (ask for $75,000, with net 15% annual return) who wants to sell that property, and subsequently, 5 investor each subscribe $15,000 for that property, and transact with a reputable attorney, would that solve all the legality issue and just being very simple?

I'm currently wanting to enter into property management as my first stepping stone, so if you have anything to subscribe to I'd be much appreciated!

Even unpublished numbers will sometimes show up in the google "cached" info that is part of the "preview" of the page link that the search returns - and that happens even for sites where you would have to pay or subscribe to get the results.

...that was "Spanked me" into submission.And, the only reason I did not subscribe to his newest, Mortgage Assignment course is that it would be just one more course that I don't seem to finish.I did however make one smart move tht Phil suggests over and over; I have joined the local REIA, and that, too, is motivating me to finish the Premium course, learn how to use the deal anaylizer [shame on me some more] and get out and MARKET myself.Thanks for listening,Gentle Ben-New Orleans

Your local state real estate commission cares nothing about the NAR and just if you have committed a license law violation or not.NAR is subscribing to a code of ethics and that is all and paying to belong at the county,state,and national level.Another item to consider is if you are an investor only you are given more leeway on what you get away with in contracts.If you are trained in contracts and licensed there are some tactics you cannot do like an unlicensed investor could.On the residential side I could see you getting licensed to access properties,etc.On the commercial real estate side you are paying for expertise and contacts not access.

(and someone on here doing each of them) Might set up some keyword alerts and subscribe to forums that interest you to filter down your experience.