The title of the thread seems to say, spoon feed me from start to finish, I don't have time to study, read, investigate, search, or do what it takes in RE to make money.

I know because of my age I'm going to have to work a lot harder if I want people to take me seriously.Do you guys have any advice on what I should be studying now and how I can become an expert about my community.

However, I manage all my own properties, and do my own bookkeeping/banking, and have a regular job, contribute to Bigger Pockets, am studying for my real estate license, and help search for properties for an out of state investor.

Check out the sites, pick up the publications and study them. 

Study up a bit and see what possibilities best suit your goals and preferences.

Hello BP I am new to the site and REI but have been reading and educating my self along with studying the areas and gaining as much knowledge as I can so far.

However, houses are different, a 3 bed/2 bath house in Chicago will not be worth the same as a 3 bed/2 bath in Los Angeles.Real Estate is so local that even if there was such a website that listed underpriced properties, I am not sure how reliable it will be.Zillow does something similar to what you are looking for, but those numbers are all over the place.I have noticed in my area generally a foreclosure (HUD, Fannie, Freddie, etc.) is listed below market.Unless you were looking to buy 100s of properties, you should be able to focus on an area and study it really well and find the deals that meet your criteria.

Study and answers to the questions will become self-evident...Hope to see you around BP :)Good Luck!

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Brian, there are renditions of CFBP rulings, articles written and interpretations all over the internet.The only information investors should be studying would be the Act itself and those past a current rulings along with publications, nothing else.Those who have never had formal legal training will find much of the official information to be a difficult read due to many of the references given as they will need to look up those references and be able to interpret the applicability of related rulings and law.