Which of course brought me here where I found out I can get a very wide and vast spectrum of knowledge from people with minds and ideas similar to mine.

The last Mercer subgroup meeting for SJREIA will be on April 16 at our building in Trenton located at 354 s broad st.

Zillow and turlia determine price by mass appraisal so it is a broad range that it covers. 

 $1,300 is definitely in the ballpark, though appears to be on the upper end of the spectrum.  

Not having much experience, done deals or money sort of makes me hesitant to declare myself an actual 'Real Estate Investor'... although I suppose having Time and passion, determination to succeed are 'investable' resources that count just as much as Money.Yes, this post is broad in subject matter, but it sums up a few challenges I'm facing and I'm asking for help.

For you to paint such a broad brush, when you yourself don't seem to fully know what you're doing, says more about yourself than him. 

They are wanting mainly passive cash flow.On the higher end of the spectrum you say a 3 unit with Starbucks, Aspen Dental, and T-mobile all with 10 year leases that are brand new.

@Darren NicholsWe trade in one of life's basic necessities, so "leads" is a very broad term.

There's no rent control but I'm on the higher end of the spectrum.

I looked at properties on the lower spectrum $50kish buy ins, in cities like Garland, Mesquite, Rowlett, with ARVs $90k+ish.