I'm reading so much and listening to so much material is can be east to consume the information without retaining it. 

None of our pre-licensing training or continuing education covers investment properties or rental income math at all, meaning it's 100% OJT, in turn meaning there is no baseline of REI-specific competence you as a consumer can expect from someone just because they have the license. 

Probate in CA is a very costly and very time consuming process where fees are based on the gross size of the estate. 

I am green in MultiFamily but have consumed my fair share of books to build my knowledge base. 

What are real estate consumers thinking about in 2016?

He said as long as you and your lender are ready and willing to close on the agreed date, you have a strong case for specific performance, although an expensive and time consuming one. 

It's doable but often time consuming and costly. 

The bouncy feel was not enticing & ripping it all out & relaying it would be time consuming.

@Joe Splitrock is correct and my advice would be similar, stop consuming other people's content and start producing your own content.

I have found a landlord wanting to sell his 8 home properties with renters in place. ( this will most likely consume all my savings) or 2.