You also might want to check out some of the posts at:http://forums.biggerpockets.com/viewtopic.php?

I would highly recommend it, but it is rather expensive (something like $4,000 or $5,000).You can also check out the wholesaling posts at: http://forums.biggerpockets.com/viewtopic.php?

Check out some of the Crunching Numbers posts at: http://forums.biggerpockets.com/viewtopic.php?

I will not explain this term; you can google for it to understand what it means; and it may or may not apply in your state.

I was scanning your blog, and it looks like a good resource for others to check out.

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check out theforeclosurecollege.comi have no affiliation but he's a poster on here esnuts, i believe.

I’m sure most of you don’t live in Florida, but if you could just take a few minutes to check out their credentials and let me know what you think of them I would greatly appreciate it.http://www.ifrec.com/Thanks,Jason.

Search online and this forum. the information is out there just need to find it. also ask friends and family if they ever purchased some items in the past and read those... i told my parents about my plans and my mother bought a couple of programs in the past where i learned some howto stuff... also on these forums there is a forum dedicated to rate books and other investment tools to see if they are worth it. do more online searching than anything... make sure u dont buy something for it just to collect dust. find out everything for free while u can and make a decision if you really need to buy a book. check out creoline.com also. it's a creative online investing site they advertise products there too but i jus read the free articles.

you can check out HUD.govthere are many different programs for home buyers - owner occupants - that are state and federal.