Also hit up your local library to start reading wholesaling books.

To help you, I ran and got the book out of the bookshelf before I finished this post to give you the correct name of the book: "What every real estate investor needs to know about cash flow".This books is worth every dime and should be part of every investors library.

Not PC today apparently. 

I was once a library page.

The library of podcast should help you get familiar with the areas that interest you.

Then, your local Board of Realtors usually has a good library, ours sells books to the public as well in various areas of RE.

I'm sure if you put enough time into investing on a more active basis, then you could beat out some note returns, but there's a much larger market for notes than what you can find on FCI Exchange or LoanMLS (as I have been figuring out on my own...)I'd recommend picking up a few books to read either from the library or Amazon.

Check your local library for the book by Bill Effros.

I will look in my reading library and if I come up with any other suggestions I will let you know.Dave Lindahl from South of Boston.

:-)-David Hunter Im use to agentpro247 and list source when targeting neighborhoods, I'll check out EDDM. 18 cents a pc, good price.