With any course or content, it’s not going to give you everything in a nutshell.It will only provide the necessities.So, you will have to take what you learn, gain more knowledge from other faucets and streamline it to develop your own process, best practices and methodology.Things that have helped ME: Real-estate terminology onlineKnowing the difference between Tax lien and Tax deed statesUnderstanding “Fi-Fas” Researching to see if an additional lien, besides tax lien, is on the property before you pursue the claim (creditor)Title searchingAccessing county real estate recordsI hope this helps!

I have DSL internet in my home that wi-fi runs off of.

But you have to factor in the turnover costs, daily up keep, if you'll going to install wi-fi thermostat, welcome guide provided to guests prior to check in.

Hi @Dean Muriby,If you are actively doing creative real estate investing (wholesaling, owner-fi, flipping, etc.), then I hope you will check us out.  

Semper Fi and thank you for your service.

Originally posted by @Colleen F.:I

My Goal is to become FI and either retire early or live life less stressed.

What I do not like AT ALL from the guest's perspective is electronics. 1) batteries/chargers are a pain 2) kids fight over them 3) wi-fi comes and goes 4) passwords!

My solution until about a year ago was to go to a nearby McDonalds with Wi-Fi and sip a soda while making calls and sending emails.Last year I found Regus Office Suites where I can use their "business lounge" and unlimited high-speed internet every day for just $19 per month.

So we can mock gurus and their silly prices but at least these students are taking action and I find that great.Education: FI didn't expect much and I was still very underwhelmed.