this is the first time the agency has issued this status nationwide however:'While waving the red flag about overvaluation, the agency was quick to stress that doesn't necessarily mean that prices are bound to fall, quickly or steeply.'

The official website for the MLS in the Kansas City Metro area is http://heartlandmls.com/  It will tell you all about the benefits as a Realtor in the KC Metro of joining Hearland MLS.But if you really want to learn more about being a Realtor in Kansas City and joining the Heartland MLS, I recommend going to www.KCRAR.com the local board of realtors.Now if you want to search for listed properties in the Kansas City Metro area or any other city or state in the US - there is a nationwide site that all Realtors publish their listings on and that is www.Realtor.comAlthough note that when you see a property you like and you attempt to contact the listing agent, you are going to get the agent who actually purchased that zip code from Realtor.com who  will want to be your buyers' agent.  

I have a bunch of those types of leads nationwide (not motivated but possibly vacant for example) I don't know much about this stuff I am more into residential wholesaling.

Check out my blog for deeper thought on the matter:https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/10191/66365-8-...Mobile Home Parks: If the fact that Warren buffet is one of the single largest holders of mobile home parks in the U.S. doesn't speak volumes, here are some other things to consider: new development on mobile home parks are extremely limited nationwide; costs are typically extremely low relative to other investment options (no dwelling expenses); cost/effort for dwelling owners to leave the lot are high.

I'm not an expert on timeshares, but I'll share my thoughts.1) The market is soft nationwide.

Nationwide or certain states?

Jim, Josh is right, there is a lot more to becoming a real estate investor than a weekend course could give you.I like Will's (Nationwide) steps listed herehttp://www.nationwidepropertyinvestments.com/9StepstoInvestingJosh or Jon if posting this link is a violation of this sites rules please remove.

I you have USAA or similar (Geico, Nationwide, State Farm,...) the agent may be limited to only what that company offers. 

If you're credit is good, a conventional nationwide lender will probably work.  

There's so many catalysts for population and job growth (Intel, Honda, Amazon, Nationwide Hospital, etc).