The funny thing is you bought a course for $997, THEN you had to subscribe MONTHLY for "personal coaching" - THIS IS NOT GOOD FOR ANY NEWBIE.

You can subscribe to databases that will have possible relatives and you have to skip trace them. 

In reality you usually overpay for TK properties and management.I subscribe to the buy where you can drive by often plan.

I've subscribed to every wholesaler's mailing list I can find in the area and have yet to be impressed with any of the inventory. 

Do you subscribe to Loopnet/others like it, search bank websites, etc.?

Start here with the Ultimate Beginner's Guide.Since you are interested in wholesaling I recommend that you Subscribe to the wholesaling forum.And use the search bar in the upper right.

Maybe people get around this by subscribing to other services like FlipComp or Privy for their virtual assistants? 

Plus I'd personally do a small upgrade here and there over the past year so when the lease is up next month I'll do an increase to get closer to the market value and improve cash flow.The reason I was asking about Facebook is because there are a few "for sale" sites that I subscribe to for rentals in the area.

You can also subscribe to entire categories, by clicking the subscribe button below the "From the BiggerPockets Blog" photos on the right sidebar.

It helps me so that I don't have to subscribe to a ton of news papers.