In the fine print at the bottom of their privacy policy page, they say "For advanced education success rates and student satisfaction ratings, please visit: https://affluence.com/experience/" That page yields a 404 (page doesn't exist).

So this is why having a license has value.2-agent had resources that I've since added to my contacts list and found others through those contacts.Finding a happy middle ground:1-an investor should have their goals and a good understanding of them before investing the time of the agent.2-an agent that is willing to sit with the investor to hear them out about what it means to them in offering what they offer for homes and what their goals are in investing.3-an agent that is patient after getting an understanding of what the investors goals are and can effectively put a listing together of properties that come close to what the investor is looking for that may work.

My point is keep looking where you have the most knowledge and be patient. 

its a good thing my husband and I are opened minded and don't mind having to sacrifice and be patient.

I am patiently waiting for their testimonials after their first real estate investment purchase.

Befriend someone there who specializes in tax liens/, offer to buy them coffee, lunch - particularly sushi (inside joke) - and ask questions and have them explain the process to you in your area.One thing about tax liens, depending on where you are most of the time you are going to have to be patient, very patient.

I know that if I am patient and persistent the deals will come.

Luckily we had a seller who was patient and liked my buyer clients.The interest rate is great, not having to put a down deposit down, and access to Bank of America foreclosures before they hit the market are the key positives, but its hard for sellers to accept offers from clients using NACA.

If you're patient, you can find small apartments in Reading that work with the 2% rule. 

Managing residents, investors, and contractors is not exactly a solution for high job satisfaction either.