Both have very affordable prices and strong rents with good economic and demographic fundamentals.

And you won't be finding these on the MLS with any frequency.That being said, I still like the fundamentals in Utah and recommend altering your strategy before looking to other markets.

I also believe that the fundamentals for successfully investing in RE are relatively simple.However, simple does not mean easy.

That said, fundamentally, they still end up being pretty similar when written by a competent attorney. 3.

It’s been useful in the rare cases where I’ve had a fundamental disagreement on the disposition of the property with the investor.

I've got a dozen or so under my belt thus far, as well as a half-dozen select podcasts that I've gone back and caught up on the past year's worth of episodes.I feel like I've got a pretty decent understanding of the fundamentals, and the concepts of using creative financing to analyze deals, but also humble enough to know that I'm far from an expert.I should also mention that we've already got 1 rental property on the books.

There is no substitute for underwriting based on sound, fundamental real estate principles, including local market and submarket research. 

True success will come from creating and scrubbing a zip code specific list & putting a 12 month plan in place to execute daily fundamental actions.  

Unfortunately, What Joe Gore said differed fundamentally from what other people said.

They basically teach you 8 of the 20 chapters, and in my opinion, much of the fundamentals is missed entirely.