At BP, you can network with other investors, get free education by watching the free videos and taking the free courses, and listening to BP's very own podcast in itunes.

The next thing I knew I was watching BP videos, and now here I am.

Watch this quick video on ABC10 News for an overview of the trends going on in Sacramento from all the Bay Area migration:http://www.abc10.com/news/local/sacramento/what-you-need-to-know-if-you-want-to-buy-or-rent-in-sacramento/434803817Here's the summary:- People are moving to Sacramento from the Bay Area- We don't have enough housing inventory to meet the demand- So rents and home prices continue to increaseSkip to the 0:40 mark to watch the property manager state that he has tenants willing to sign leases before even seeing the property hahahaha."

I've been listening to podcasts, youtube videos, and asking around about who I should hang my license with, and the consensus is, that the best way to start is working with buyers.Any words of wisdom?  

I watched a BP video where I believe Brandon talked about a discount on the Pro membership.

I take video of it  and send then a link to it once im done , I also give then my opinion on the neighborhood , maybe take video of it also , like if its near a church or a park or a school .. or if its near commercial property or a bad area ..

Everything you want to know is on a youtube.com video.

I am tossing around the idea of creating and posting a video on my profile.

Not just because of my amazingly stunning monkey looks, but I have a ton of amazing reviews on my site, when we meet I am very "real" and likeable, I have my NASA background with videos of me helping paraplegic people walk again.

Take a look at my first video here: https://youtu.be/n1JnTb1wPC8 I plan on continuing to document the process on this thread.