There is nothing wrong with that, if it is good information at a fair price.Today there are hundreds of new names rehashing others materials and they have no depth of knowledge.

I use a couple of websites but nothing that provides in depth analysis.

If you know anyone looking i would do that.To go into more depth on this subject which i feel is important, is that as a broker we are here to serve, i realize everyone wants to make a million dollars but in the real life if you made 30 offers and i put 6 grand in my pocket, im happy, hopefully well get a real big offer at some point and thats where it will get made up and ill become a millionaire but this thought that a group of loosely regulated brokers making the money that they are making is alittle ridiculous from the propestive of a combat medic(and most other professional industries) that was making $50K on my best year in the Navy while doing 7 months in Afghanistan, all these people are doing is driving around and helping people out.

GUY M. much thanks for your in depth post!!

Hi @John Champagne, I'm also a crowdfunding real estate investor, and did a ranking of the top 100 sites as well as in-depth reviews of the top 25, to figure out what I wanted to invest in.

I would be more than happy to have an in depth conversation regarding utilizing this form of funding.

Giving you broad stroked answers to real estate investing strategies and then up selling you into their next in depth course and the cycle continues.  

I've been listening to the podcasts which is much more than a primer to this industry, but more like a good in depth look at all things related to real estate investing.

And if it sounds a bit overwhelming, it's really not once you understand the tools you'll need to accomplish this :)I'd be happy to go in depth to help you get started if you're interested.

Her saying "maintenance" is eating away at her profit is something to research in depth.