@Dennis Weber ,In my experience, the way tax liens are set up-yes they do appear to be sold off in "bundles" to larger investment institutions; tax deeds, (in Hamilton County where I live) are sold individually. 

It also keeps me engaged and motivated.

Maybe pick a fairly small list, so that you can also include products that don't offer a free trial in the comparison.

Regardless of if it is, wholesaling works with motivated sellers who NEED to sell and are looking for a way out.

The crash motivated me to educate myself about money.

I intend to purchase a multi family investment property and I have several individuals who want to contribute  to the capital necessary to acquire a property.

Looking for 2% deals in Phoenix is going to be a waste of time unless you're sourcing the properties yourself via motivated sellers. 

My wife has been very supportive of this dream as I've begun to jump into it and our three kids are a good motivator to plan well for the future.While I currently live in California, this is my sixth state to live in, so I've gotten to see some vastly different areas of the country and intend to start my investing career somewhere cheaper than San Diego.

I have been listening to the podcast almost every day for the last few months and it's a great source of information and motivation so I wanted to share my most recent success in hopes I can meet people who can help me grow my business.My name is Peter Hanson and I am a self employed Real Estate Appraiser and Real Estate Broker in Huntington Beach, CA  I watched investors make a lot of money for many many years so I finally saved enough money to start flipping homes.

There's a different risk factor for those.Overall, I do feel like the highly experienced investors are underserved by lenders right now and that there isn't really a good product out there for them.