I'm almost 21 and real estate investment has been on my mind for years, since someone explained to me the concept of OPM.On the forefront, I'm a broke college student who (thankfully) works for herself as an eBay contractor in the antiques and collectibles business.

I had the higheast bid on a online action through Hudson & Marshall.

After graduating from college a year ago I've been learning the ropes of real estate investing through this site, through various books (Rich Dad Poor Dad series especially) and some freelance work.As good as the books and online material out there are, I'm looking to work for an investor so I can learn the nitty gritty of the business and get started investing myself.

I also see paperless billing, and the ability to do almost anything online-- in 75% of the states I invest in.

While I'm not interested in working as an agent, I have decided to take an online course to get my salesperson license, then hopefully find a broker willing to hang my license.

I started looking around online and it doesn't seem like the orginal Emyth book is available.

Many, even most (but not all) realtors are not going to take kindly to low-ball offers from individuals that are bring buyers to pay more for a property and cut them out of a greater commission.Third, buyers can get access to MLS listings (including REO) though other agents and online sources.

We have been basically funding our apartments (and four children - all college students) with house flips.

@Shaun Reilly This may sound silly, but you can buy stamps online from the post office at www.usps.com.

So called off-market properties found to have a MLS or just as bad have been vastly marketed online so much so that its just the same as having an MLS.