just scroll down the forums in this website, and read reponses to other peoples questions, I learned probably more from this website then any ebooks, but do a google search there is a lot of information on the internet.

Mind you, some of you may not be able to do some of what you find below, depending on your government's use of the internet.Our county and local governments have recently come out of the stone ages and gone internet savvy.

Have minutes for important decisions and an operating agreement.Not a lawyer, don't play one on the internet.

So I have begun to research and read about different investment oppurtunities and I am hoping to learn the different aspects of the real estate market, both through books and the internet.

Yet another method of drawing sellers that is available on a reasonable budget is placing ads in print and internet publications.

Therefore, if I were you, I'd be spending a lot of time on the Internet learning the market where I intend to buy.

I don't know the exact foreclosure rate in this area, but I think it's lower than the national average.From what I have read on the internet, the Texas Legislature has made it virtually impossible to do lease options.

I know the value of the internet and the value of an additional response channel and the value of the credibility, but how much of "MUST HAVE" is it for someone on a limited budget?

Usually for those going away for awhile they go through processing making out a the powers of attorney needed, but RE requires a Special and Durable POA here (probably most states).....long stories but anyway criminal defense types mess up sometimes.Now, how is it criminals who are locked up can stalk others and pull scams on the internet and not communicate?

(just using RE agents as an example, it applies across the board)Learn to be resourceful and use what is available to you including people and the internet such as BP.