I plan on subscribing the the Sun and the Balt.

I've subscribed to his newsletter during several multi-year periods. 

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@David Lecko Thanks I'll look into subscribing.

Still, a more refined response would provide greater value, and that might be tough to achieve with only subscriber and advertising dollars for income.There is also BP's "Free Course", which really isn't a "course".

I'm looking to subscribe to one but I'm looking for something that is written by true RE investors not a bunch of journalist that don't know anything about RE.Thanks,-Michael

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Easiest, fastest free way to learn is to subscribe to every real estate podcast and listen to them every chance you get.

I don't subscribe to the theory "If you aren't embarassed by your offer, then it isn't low enough," however I have made my share of lowball offers.