A Google search shows numerous possibilities, some that charge as low s $40.Not sure who is reputable and was curious if anyone has used any of them before that are reliable?

Hello BP,My name is Dylan Stone and I'm a former oil rig worker turned licensed realtor from Los Angeles county (yes we have oilfields here) I made the decision to get into real estate after being laid off from my oilfield job and after reading numerous books I figured "If I can work 12 hours a day doing back breaking and dangerous work for somebody else, why not work for myself in an air conditioned office" haha.

For example a newbie may need to look at numerous properties and do walkthrough (before being really ready to pull the trigger) while learning to analyze the numbers in order to know whether or not there is a deal.What would you recommend to be appropriate and how can this be approached?"

May have something to add here as he has numerous vacation rentals in S.

Most lenders once they approve, your credit score is taken into account and will take into account right before you close,Do you have a reasonable explanation? 

Plus numerous outdoor improvements to improve curb appeal and landscaping, add a dog run, and improve lighting/security. * Over time, we'd spend $7500/unit to upgrade interiors as units turned over.

MANY others are not legal in my town, and try to hide their rentals from the city.To try to touch on some of the questions here, I'll just give a broad explanation to the many questions in this thread.1.

@Jeff Greenberg Thanks for your explanation. a further questions - what do you mean by "Subtract discount or your profit depending if you are going to hold or flip."?

After listening to numerous podcasts, reading books, I’ve decided I need to end my analysis paralysis.

The "free" seminars they offer is filled with sales pitches... in fact I think that free seminars are really a strategic way that they do lead generation to upsell numerous products and trainings that are not for free.