You could have 10% or 90% equity in a deal, but if you can't pay the creditors at the end of the day things are going to get ugly.

I think some of the first things you should know, is that there are lots of online tools and information for you to use to get the best tenants and the most out of your rental properties.

I'd like to explore investing in other towns/cities in my state.Is there a reputable online tool for quickly analyzing the need-to-know data points in unfamiliar rental markets? 

I have a four year degree and I've completed the 75 hours of online classes through the Appraisal Institute.

I am looking to invest in either LeadPropeller or Investor Carrot to start my online marketing. 

In fact, you might be better off with just a website, instead of allowing poor customer service reps destroy your reputation, and brand.The latest technology has been helping to blur the lines between offline and online.

I bought my second home within 1 hour of it being posted online.

@Phat Vi you can get a list of properties from the tax office (usually online) and find the owners then call them up.

I have been reading a lot of online info about it and am interested in Wholesaling to start.

I want to take the necessary classes online and obtain my license before the end of my contract.