Probably makes sense to subscribe to the area where you have interest if they are in that market.They also publish in that journal lots of lists....top 100 small businesses, top employers, top educational institutions and on and on...throughout the year, then put it altogether in a big newspaper type book at the end of the year.https://www.bizjournals.com/If you are going to buy/invest in Texas I would also look at publications from the Texas Real Estate Center at Texas A&M. 

The member blogs will be getting more attention after our navigation rebuild, and even more once we redesign the blogging system in the coming months.To clarify - some blogs posts will not be promoted by our system's front page -- if they are hyper-local, if they are advertorial, spammy, if the quality is poor, or if they are simply promotional.They will be available if you subscribe to that particular blog, they will be searchable and indexable by search engines, and can be found if you follow the user posting it.Bryan - No one determines the content that is produced by our member blogs.

Subscribe to the BiggerPockets Money and Rookie Podcasts2.

After you join that FB WAREI group, I suggest subscribing to a bunch of wholesaler mailing lists.

I have used the "Lite" version, and may subscribe to the full version.Thank you much,Eric

To have MLS access to all you'd need to subscribe to each of the MLS.

Others subscribe to simple economics, suggesting banks are not foreclosing due to the high costs of holding a vacant home.

From there I'd hit the bigger pockets podcast, blog, and sift through and subscribe to the forum categories you are interested.Good luck!

It's really easy to find new podcasts and subscribe.

I completely subscribe to your premise, which is why I invest in denver, but also acknowledge its truths only if the investor can achieve “enough” and at some point let debt amortize and not continually releverage.meaningful Cash flow is achieved in a growing market, for the most part, after repositioning an asset to highest and best use, or when it is lightly leveraged or debt free.