I would be careful subscribing to ideas you want to hear or making your own reality where one doesn't exist.  

Does anybody who subscribed to neighborhood scouts willing to pull a report for us in exchange for a one time fee?

Where I am, I can also subscribe to a service ($100/month) that provides comprehensive details about all trustee sales.

You can also subscribe to large brokerage companies and see what they have online and find brokers that way.

I just checked out your blog and subscribed to your newsletter.

I have to subscribe to it for a couple hundred dollars a year and they send me a 3-6 page paper 3 times a week of all the public records.

I subscribed to the podcast and decided to begin with Episode 1.

If there is a mailing list that I can subscribe to, please let me know.

Subscribe to keywords and forums on fliipping and rehabs.As an example, the question you posted above has such a comprehensive answer, that answering it could fill an entire book, as there is MUCH more to rehabbing and reselling than being an agent or a laborer:Finding the dealAnalyzing the dealStructuring the partnershipNegotiating the dealContracting for the dealFunding the dealDeciding on scope of work and finish levelManaging the contractorsBuying the materialsDoing the actual workStaging the propertySelling the propertySo as you see, you need a better framework before you can ask questions to which you will get helpful answers.

I really like Jim Cramer.I watch his show, read 2 of his booksAnd I also subscribe to his action alerts.So far so good for meSo good to start young!