He sells a seminar and a home study course showing you from a to z how to get "free money" through federal grants.

Look at the middle but understand how to leverage that as you study how to use a bank, or private funds, or even equity.

Anyone have suggestions on how to study a market when you are a little more than a couple of states away from the market you want to invest in?

If you aren't excited by the prospect and you no longer have a desire for the career you were going to study for it might not be the best choice.Going to Community college for a while isn't a bad idea.

Not everything is GOOD content, but the more I read and study, the better my nose gets at smelling BS.

As fsr as trees and yard, especially on these older properties it is important to study the trees and also look for clues as to where old trees might have been.

You seem to be like me as all the reading and studying has got your blood pumping, but I am new to the whole wholesaling aspect of the RE side.

One study I came across:http://www.utdallas.edu/~metin/Or6377/Reports/RMforApartments.pdf

Initially I was interested in purchasing a condo and SFH but the more I study and read about other experiences with condos as well as the latest podcast on BP it seems that condos are not always as favorable as I may have thought.

A study room.