Commonly used are online resources like zillow, trulia and my personal favorite ******************* (one word) websites.

Hello everyone,I’ve been checking out this website for the past couple of months and figured it was time to introduce myself.

Found this on a website , don't know if that helps.But have a few qns - if you have a mortgage, deed of trust or mortgage that's filed against the property will remove any anonymity that one seeks.Also don't know if mortgage companies would allow a land trust to hold the title.More informed folks here would know.Edit: duh found this link below, which might answer my own qnhttp://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/71021-land-trust-and-mortgage

The websites usually seem quite promising about ones future lifestyle to come, but having paid for a couple of trainings in other real estate areas I"ve become a little more discriminating.

Are there any other websites that are honestly good genuine websites where I could do learn about investing in real estate?

Thinking of using Michael Quarles & Yellow Letter Mail (couldn't @mention for whatever reason), and a We Buy Houses website with a little SEO to go with it.Thanks again in advance.

If you really are willing to "do what it takes" then you are going to love this website.

I've learned a lot here and have actually met some pretty cool local people through the website.

Once you have two characters, then a few choices will appear below the textbox where you are typing the post on your browser - select the proper choice.

FROM AN IRS WEBSITE: Both properties must be similar enough to qualify as "like-kind."