Also, if you haven't yet, try to setup some "Keyword Alerts."

There is a key word function that you will also find useful.

They are both great at learning the fundamentals.Oh - and if you haven't yet- be sure to setup some "Keyword Alerts."

I had 21 keyword alerts this morning.

You may want to set up some “keyword alerts” to notify the topics that interest you the most.Wishing you the best!

If it seems straight forward, do the filing yourself and find an OA online that you can adjust.It's much simpler with a single member LLC.

Pricing is straightforward and direct, and agreed upon in writing before each job ever begins.

It’s not nearly as straightforward as other assets, and I tried to stress that, as well.Thanks for reading and commenting! 

It takes a bit of effort, but it is pretty straight forward, and I don't do the indexing because the returns are directly tied to the market.

There are other ways of getting MLS access than becoming an agent, especially if you don't really want to be an agent.You can offer to pay part of an agent's MLS access in return for making you an assistant in their system and giving you access.Building relationships with agents is better than having MLS access anyway because then you don't have to spend all that time searching for properties, you have your agents spend that time.I have my agents set me up on auto emails of properties that are in the areas I want and below a certain $/sq ft and have certain keywords they've set up like motivated, fixer, TLC, investment, etc.As far as getting unlimited MLS comps anytime you want, I know where you can get them but I'm not allowed to post it in the forums.