If you wanna subscribe to the monthly zoom meetings, it was like $199 a month to be able to join the zoom calls every tuesday for about 1.5 hours. 

It sounds like also I should subscribe to dealmachine and start driving for dollars, start a marketing list for direct mail, phone numbers, etc. of about 500 properties to market to at least 6 times.

Subscribing to local real estate newsletters or attending local market meetups can also give you a better feel for what's happening in your specific area.

I get all the debt arguments, the "math", whatever logic is used, etc.I still subscribe to no debt or limited debt.

I just got the railings on a deck that was built over a year ago so…I wonder about how over-subscribed the builders in my area are.Your explanation about the possible reasons why someone might and might-not want to buy something already at its highest value is exactly what I was asking for and will help me to think about what my final goals are and will develop into.Shelby

Realistically, though, at bare minimum you should have enough money to subscribe to pop-streams, run your facebook ads, make cold calls, have CRM software, some money to invest into automations and etc.

NOD is public record.. one can subscribe to Property Radar and get all this info for a very low monthly fee plus a ton of other add on' like CRM and auto mailers etc..

I accidentally subscribed to something of his.. and he sends out A LOT of stuff..  

And as long as we have more people than houses it's hard to construct a scenario where residential real estate would come under pressure.I subscribe to a lot of professional research for my YouTube channel about Milwaukee market data and I always get asked to comment about market crash reasons.

And if you are subscribed to a monitoring plan that includes cellular backup, your Base Station will still communicate with our cellular connection back-up."