This may be a repetitive question, and if some of you have links to similar conversations in the forum please post here.My question - how do I find real estate agents who deal in off-market houses?

repetition with practice exams, thats what helped me. i have a program which allowed me to take many practice exams, can share if needed.

Start with a loan from an investor if you want to or need to, and get some repetitions under your belt, and and you learn where your biggest opportunities are and where that overlaps with your passions and strengths.   

You need repetitions and buy-in before you endeavor to flip a property, otherwise you'll be a hazard to their money and that's the fast track to a bad rep.If this wouldn't be both your first home purchase and first flip, then I'd still recommend getting a flip under your belt using your own funds OR finding a way to partner with someone else who is flipping to learn from them how to put together a SOW, schedule contractors, pay contractors, market the property, etc. 

.  I am licensed in Texas and took the online course with Aceable Agent, I should the information very repetitive that further studying was not necessary.

It created a massive amount of repetitive work.

Rockefeller, Sr.The Seven Levels of Communication by Michael MaherI've read the majority of the best books on real estate investing out there and honestly the content has become pretty repetitive.

I started listening to them at the end of October 2019) The podcast is amazing but it definitely gets repetitive now that I've listened to so many so I cant say I would recommend you to do the same thing I did.

Hi @Ren Navarro, good work getting some repetitions in and building your comfort level here.How are your numbers playing out? 

All of which I listened to yesterday while working repetitive tasks at my 2 w2s.