I have literally seen a Ph.D. get minimum wage, since she was not licensed, and wanted to muck about worrying about what website to click "next next next done" on without reading any of the content, she probably lost $30k because she was worried about where to click a "next" button.

@Joe CasizHere’s some sources for market researchZillow and Redfin for historical sales dataDriving the neighborhoods and attending open houses The US census for income and employment data etcMunicipal website for list of employers

Does anyone knows any free Pre Forclosure Websites

I’ve heard in quite a few websites that the foreclosure process can differ state by state and is GA unique in any ways.

Can anyone recommend a brand and websites to purchase?

Get a website.

It turns out getting your license helps and is required for retail sales of real estate—go figure—but it does not provide much of a benefit for investing.I then spent hours upon hours on websites like BiggerPockets absorbing all the information I could about investing in real estate.

I am really happy that I found this website. this website is crazy resourceful.

You have to drive up and down every street while making a list of all the blighted, vacant and run down properties, then you have to plug each one into a spreadsheet, then look up the owner name and mailing address on the assessor website, then plug that info into the spreadsheet, etc, etc, etc.

I have just started reading this book, signed up on the Bigger Pockets Website and will no longer make excuses, or keep putting this off because I don't want to look back anymore and thing: What if?