I subscribed to her database for several months but found the Estimated equity figures to be flawed.

They pay these shysters and subscribe to their database services to send out thousands of letters to potential home sellers.  90% of these people who call me, the techniques they are being taught are fraud.There are legal ways to wholesale.

Definitely would like to hear from anyone who has subscribed to their program and their thoughts. 

You can save $15000 by subscribing to Joe podcast where he gives you all this "info" for free just shut off the last 10 minutes to avoid the "pitch" that comes at the end. 

2) "Subscribe" to the Cleveland forum so you get alerts every time there's a new post3) Add a keyword alert on the word "Cleveland' so you get an email every time someone mentions the word Cleveland on this site (50% of the time it's a post from @James Wise, Tom Ott, or @David Terbeek, which is fine - you'll learn a lot from them as well ;)Simply doing these 3 things will school you up quite a bit on the Cleveland real estate market.

Laws change and it's hard to stay up to date, keep in touch with professionals and/or subscribe to local real estate groups that issue up to date legal issues and information on the laws.

>> Im not sure how you BRRRR the house youre living in.Our plan is to live there first for a while and then rent it out later (for the rest of the BRRRR) 😃 As far as Meditation Magazine… we are in 1000s of stores in 20+ countries, with 7000+ paying subscribers.

You can also subscribe to Harry Dent's advisory letters and books about the economy to get a very different perspective about our economic situation.

He also recorded an 8hour webinar talking about estate planning, tax planning, etc that you can subscribe too for a very low price.I was also very reluctant to hire a CPA for this..they aren't cheap...the good ones that understand real estate investing tax laws...but they can save you more in taxes than their fees (which are deductible as well).

I have subscribed mostly to the theories in the book Equity Happens by The Real Estate Guys.