Internet research, spreadsheets and data analytics certainly have their place, but there is no substitute for the mental/time equity of thoroughly interviewing and vetting investor-friendly realtors, property managers and contractors. 

These are actual cable channels, but stream over the internet.

Offer incentives (move in special, internet included, half off for first two months, etc) or reduce the monthly rent.

No reason not to automate or organize things using coding and the powers of the internet.

That'll consist mostly of cold calling, door knocking, internet leads, social media marketing, open houses, etc.

You can find out more info on BP as well as plenty of other sites on the internet.

I am fully aware that I will not be offering the seller internet math; meaning, I will not offer $350K for her home because Zillow estimates the house's AVR at $499K.

These items have helped me but in general we have a mortgage for about $2200/month plus other typical bills such as water, electricity, gas, internet that add to at least 3k.

So the only thing it has going for it is heat/ac, internet and cable being included. 

The stock market has been good to me, and now I’d like to diversify into real estate, but I don’t want to lose money while I’m learning the ropes.The Internet seems a great place to learn real estate investing, but there’s a problem.