You need to at least get a system to study, and even better, attend live training.

I have been studying real estate for a few months and plan on making it a career.

With the right coach and mentor at your side, you can study at your own pace; sharing their tried and true resources.

I am hoping to gain some real world insight into real estate investing, in addition to studying books/forums/podcasts etc., to see if this is an area I might enjoy. 

Thanks, I'm studying to get my license in PA, I know I need to but my brokers name on my mailing when mailing for realtor leads, I was not sure about marketing for other leads.

Very good job growth and population growth in Indianapolis from what I've seen, but I don't know the neighborhoods as well since I haven't studied Indy as hard yet.

There's a lead form on every single page.I think a "Results" page that offered actual case studies would work well.If you're getting visits but not conversions, you should review your keywords. 

Laws for evictions and what not are a little different though so be sure to study up so you know what you need to do.

The study concluded that in most markets, renting and investing the money-saved would get a bigger return that buying a home.This is an interesting study because it challenges the notion that "a home is your best investment".

From what I can tell, he essentially studied population growth trends and cleverly bought land at the right time near the developing Pennsylvania Turnpike.