@Brian Burke, It sounds like you're the best example of someone who's successes on BP lead to reaching a much broader audience, especially with publishing your book.

After taking the pre-licensing course online, I felt I needed more, so I purchased a Cram Online Course published by Tony Mesa Real Estate School.  

@Brandon Turner has a book published by BP about purchasing properties with none of your own money in the game.

@Wihan VanWyk, I follow these two auctions; 1) For the full list of sheriff's auction download the Government Gazette (LegalB) on http://www.gpwonline.co.za/Gazettes/Pages/Publishe...2) High Street Auctions also have interesting commercial properties. https://www.highstreetauctions.com/

That would apply to any site they use for education, not just here, but in general.As for the mention, as you may or may not know, the publisher controls if and how resource listings are included.

In my city, they are published in the newspaper once a month.

You can find the guys that do tax lien work by looking in the legal paper and see who is publishing the foreclosure notices.

In that case, the Circuit Clerk publishes notice of the lawsuit in a local newspaper for three consecutive weeks.

Maybe create some way for a blog to be flagged as not endorsed but published as an opinion?

The practice of putting research into book form would surely benefit my understanding of the subject, enhance organization skills, and constitute effective practice for eventually publishing something of more general interest.