Well all of you are getting into pretty sharp detail about all this and honestly I'm struggling with a couple things. 1) I didn't see any end to a post that dictated anything with clarity in terms of making a purchase decision so it all seemed rather academic in nature, which is great but even with 2 degrees, about 10 minutes of that required a break from the material. 2) The discussion seemed to chase a lot of "what if" scenarios with expectations that current trends in recovering markets would be linear in that the heat will keep coming and something has to keep rising, either rents, price, rates etc.So, I may have a very different vantage point being here in the middle of the country, nearly all the posts were from either east or west coasts.

21 year old real estate investor case study WITH videos! 

Reading thesearticles is ok, but do you know of any web sites were I can watch video orlisten to audio of real estate seminars and lessons?

@Joshua Dorkin my original reply was through the app, didn't get to watch the video until now, awesome concept, I think if the security is there then it'll be a hit !

So providing notes or videos would sort of defeat the purpose.

Since you're doing buy & hold investing, check out this video.

I could film a video of me flushing it, and you can hear it start knocking as soon as I close the valve and turn the flame back up.

But, there is really no clarity, at least to me, as to who I am targeting.

You should consider putting together a pamphlet (of sorts) with pictures/video of the house, average rent (rentometer.com / finestexpert.com), CAP rate, comps, and house details of course (asking price, bd/ba/sqft, etc) Then I would jump on postlets.com and publish the information you put together. or Send the pamphlet to some wholesalers/investors and offer them ~$2500 if they find a buyer.

BTW, about Derren, did you see the one where he hypnotizes a guy into thinking that he's in a zombie video game?