As a precursor, I have read a lot and now I am putting that first step forward in creating my new career.1) I am going to join you in doing at least 10 posts a month which will consist of new posts, responses and maybe a blog about my beginning in my new career as real estate investor which will go along with my beginning of writing of concise books in the kindle publishing venue.2) I am going to begin to listen to at least 7 podcasts a week, and at least 2 of the webinars that are in the resources available.

Yes, my friends and naysayers, look who's got an article published about her and her journey into building a company that buys houses in Baltimore, MD on Medium.com!

I spend more daydreaming energy figuring out where to move to after my name is published lol.

His daughter has recently published an update on Stanley's research that'a also worth reading.I am most definitely happier now with a wife I never but never fight about money with and a household budget we understand every single last little thing about, than we were back in the days when we were wondering where-oh-where $75K a month was going and why it was so hard...so very hard...just impossibly hard to get ahead with our W2 income muzzled as a wealth-building tool. 

The market is TOO HOT.Found an interesting duplex in Lakeland that was published Friday.

You guys keep me motivated and driven, from BP publishing, BP FB page, BP in general it's amazing to be able to connect with such a broad variety of people that truly want to see everyone successful!

Those who want to stay in their house may have a good chance.It will be easy to predict a foreclosure wave, because filed foreclosures are public record and these published statistics are readily available.

Vote will be next week.Many should contact your Sacramento Friends to Vote No: The Apartment Industry should be set a Meeting with Federal HUD group in SF which investigates and publish the CPI each month.

Here are a few I keep going back to: city-data.com fred.stlouisfed.orgbestplaces.netcensus.gov/dataCostar is good if you have someone that can pull data for you...A lot of commercial brokerages will also publish reports for regions or specific cities...Best ever though is Google. 

If you check out the stuff in the learning section, they have published some great how to guides for getting started in flipping houses, finding property managers, and much more.