"Real Estate Daytrading" seems pretty solid for internet based wholesaling.

I downloaded free trial yesterday and it seems leaps and bounds ahead of quickbooks/peachtree, in terms of user friendliness as well.

I feel that I've read enough books, enough internet forums, gone to enough REIA meetings, and listened to enough podcasts to put it off any longer.

just for the record. if it seems that the media and Hollywood is overwhelmingly Liberal, it was planned that way. for the most part if you want a job in that industry you have to push the Liberal agenda and walk and talk it outwardly even if you disagree with it. the reason for this is because of the political agendas of those who own the big companies in the industry and the puppets they choose to hire. the good news is that most of these big and expensive companies are going out of business due to the internet. due to cheaper technology, entertainment and media is a free for all. if you want to start the next CNN or myspace or anything you can dream of...

End of story.However, someone falsely telling others they were referred by you would constitute a BP violation (at least in my book) and as such, you should report that user to Josh or a moderator, saving the PM for the evidence.

(Since the mid 90's, dawn of the Internet).

RELARThe programing was put together by a man that was apart of building the Internet for Its original job.

About a month ago I posted in the "Starting Out" forum about mortgage limits and got contradictory responses:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/12/topics/105907-real-estate-limitsI've done some searching on the internet and am still unclear on what the right answer is.I'm hoping this forum has more seasoned pros than the newbie forum so here goes:Lets say a house has a monthly rent of $1000/mo while the PITI is $750.

IMO, no, you don't need an LLC, but get insurance.If you choose to form an LLC, I don't care for internet form shops really.

I am scouring the internet as well but I enjoy reading so I try to find anything I can to educate myself.