I am just starting out as a real estate investor in Colorado, I've been focusing on the educating myself currently and it dawned on me that taking some real-estate courses and possibly getting my license may benefit me and if anything give me access to MLS postings and just more knowledge and understanding of real-estate.

She needs more education period.

I doubt that seriously, a public or private corp.

Get on HAR.com and start seeing what things are selling for in those areas and get some education at a RE club.

I'm close to Boston so for some people its not the end of the world b/c of the public transportation.

Hello all, I'm a new real estate investor and am trying to get educated before I dive in.

John thank you for the the welcome, Honestly a family member told me about a house, and asked me to parner with him, Ive been brush up on education for weeks, then i got a call, saw an opportunity and took it.As far as me know exaclty whats gonna happen in midtown, im unsure of, ill start paying more attention to sources, however is there any place special i should look to study my environment?

It's taken some time to educate myself on REI so that I could come up with an effective plan.

Most important question -- if the deed doesn't get recorded into the public records (let's say the title company forgets for some period of time or the buyer/seller don't use a title company and it takes some time before one of them has it recorded), does that mean the sale never happened?

And also - I'd recommend reading through this:http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/3225/blog_posts/26426-mentorALso - here are a few good articles to read through: 9 Reasons You Couldn’t Find A Buyer For Your Wholesale DealDon’t Start Wholesaling Until You Read This: Wholesale Advice from a Fix and FlipperHow to Start Wholesaling: Getting Past The Education and Into the FieldSeeya around the site!