I also stressed to the broker my major concern was regarding the plumbing and I received no disclosure of any deficiency, past or present from the seller.As it turns out, it was discovered last week,mjust before I planned to close, that the seller had indeed made some major repairs to the plumbing, including sewer and fresh water lines connecting the chiller and boiler.

I discovered this site a several weeks ago and have been READING READING READING ever since.

This is a continued post from another discussion I had on BP which I received much assistance with.I discovered a property I bought in Las Vegas had $20,000 of plumbing problems which were not disclosed in the SPD.

We have little-to-no experience, but we have been studying some of the recommended books on here and listening to the BP podcasts.  

I spent many long months studying and taking the required salesperson courses, but really didn’t learn much that I didn’t already know.I had a close family friend, who had been a realtor for years, recommend that I sign with Keller Williams.

So I started studying short-term investing strategies like wholesaling and flipping, and teamed up with a partner a year ago, and we've both been at our new business full time for about a year.

Appreciate any other feedback people have on study material or the best way to complete this given a full work schedule. 

Going to study that blog script & brush up so that I'm ready if/when I do start getting calls!

Don't study real estate in college.  

I will look into the How to Buy a Small Multifamily Property study guide that you mentioned.