There are so many different ways to enter this realm nowadays.

I was told by a broker that nowadays foreclosures and short sales don't provide much of the expected discounts from retail price.

I am not in Detroit (however, I do go out there a occasionally since my husband is from there), but nowadays with email, google docs, FaceTime, you can work with almost everyone anywhere.

I am new to REI and noticed a lot of seasoned investors have been buzzing for awhile about this 2016 crash.

People nowadays opt for the companies having a good reputation along with good ratings and reviews.

The other topic that's of high interest to me right now is how is the RE community adapting to the inbound marketing concepts that are all the rage nowadays.  

@Jay Hinrichs and @Gaurav MohileWhile you may be right that 20% cash returns may not be easy to find for most investors nowadays, 10-15% still seems pretty good to me.

Give him a buzz.

Sean Terry interviewed him on his podcast #64, a very thorough discussion of his method which revolves around marketing to landlords  (a very saturated group nowadays).Anson Young talks about it in his bp podcast and Rob Swanson has a course on it that I haven't seen but he's interviewed by JP Moses on Moses' website. 

Im thinking about that nowadays...