I found out about bigger pockets at the beginning of this summer and have been a silent observer ever since.

Perhaps write down a decision analysis of all the great observations you have so you can see everything on paper and spend a lot of time weighing through it all.

Hey @Christopher Dunson....Being both an investor and (at one time) a licensee; I have observed that often the brokerages with the best training are the most traditional in their context of real estate (i.e.....cant think outside of the box like an investors sometimes needs to).I also know that one of the best investor/brokers I know doesn't have any real training program but can show you some next level thinking & practices concerning investing.If you would like to take a few minutes on the phone to discuss further; text me at my number below and let's talk.DISCLOSURE:  I was once licenced in NV but chose to not renew after 4 years.

I wouldn't be surprised, given the level of financial illiteracy I've observed in a short period.

Not trying to be an ahole, just an observation.

They will probably sue you and try to pierce the corporate veil, which requires them to prove that you didn't really operate the LLC as a separate entity, so to avoid that, you must keep really good books and observe all corporate formalities.  

I have observed that if there is more than one owner in the deal, it is purchased in an LP.  

@JohnWarnock These are not negatives about any of the coaching programs, only observations.

I learn through observation as well as research.

From my complete novice perspective (I thought I was interested in it and went to a few, and I didn't bid on anything... just observed):1) There are some decent databases for NJ tax liens... they list when each municipality has their auction and which properties have a lien for sale.