Agents...well, agent by and large suck when it comes to running good, realistic comps that can match the sale and rental comps I can produce using free tools like my county real estate website, lovely Zillow again, Craigslist, and most importantly, my in-depth knowledge of my target area.I've met two agents in real life who can make the rain come (one of them is @Anthony Angotti) and only a handful more very obviously competent people in far-off markets here on Bigger Pockets (@Frank Wong @Mike Cumbie @Russell Brazil and maybe a couple more) The rest are, to put it plainly, a waste of skin to me and not much else for the rest of the world.I used to have an acquaintance who was a beginner agent and I felt like booting him one in the butt every time we talked.

@Karma SengeA couple years back, my wife and I setup a very in-depth asset protection plan.

@Cody L. haha he probably makes money both ways.He’s the co-host of the BP podcast and he did an in-depth episode about BRRR investing (and wrote a book) that I referenced in my first post. 

Eric how in depth does your course talk about wholesaling REO's?

As far as MHP's go, that forum is a little more in depth.

Thank you for the great in depth write up.  

. :)Chris, thanks for sharing your depth of knowledge and explaining the mortgage avenues available to me.

Our team is relentless about analysis of areas for jobs, housing, unemployment, growth, and job depth (kinds of jobs as we like STEM growth in the areas we invest in).

I have tried a few other sites that offer this type of material but nothing in depth like this without a $100/month membership fee.

We're building a list of questions to discuss with them in a more in-depth call.