The concept here is to buy a **** house that makes you $200/mo, cross your fingers it appreciates in 3-5 years, cash out refi and buy another house with it.

Furthermore, if I wanted to comb through bigger pockets forums for the afternoon I can find plenty on every concept included in your training program but why would I care to spend my afternoon doing that?

Quote from @Edward Barrett: Hi @Rehaan KhanWe just purchased a primary residence as first time home buyers in Dayton and one thing I would be wary of is foundation issues.

While the two are related (an economic concept called elasticity), they're not directly dependent on one another in the short term.  

But the old concept of buying local (and fix,rehab,rent) is always working good for me.

It's important to have a good grasp of financial concepts such as cash flow, ROI, market trends and expenses.

We’re a full service company with great referrals, I am also a licensed Realtor through Realty Concepts, our office is downtown.

Strange. no concept of trust. amount is $2000. so i am not if its even worth for me to go after them.

I understand the concept of the Cap rate as a factor in the asking price and NOI.

Understanding the calculation method and concept of each, and learning how to select properties for investment based on yields is important.