If your skills are so pathetically lacking that you cannot satisfactorily explain to a seller why the robotic algorithm that produces Zillow's "Zestimate" is not as accurate as a local expert with boots-on-the-ground knowledge and market knowledge, then you ought to go back for Sales 101 Training.If you intend to get consensus for your argument, learn to state and support it in a cogent manner in the forum you wish to influence.Feel the love.

I'm not a wholesaling expert at all, but you can certainly find people who've had success here in that area.

Ultimately, I want to replace my income within 3 years and become an expert with the buy and hold strategy.

They're very niched into being experts on how to buy and sell single-family homes. 

He gives 22 of his Real estate experts a chance to give advice on different aspects of investing.

My family and I plan on settling here (I actually live in NW Indiana, currently 45 minutes from downtown Chicago but the plan is to move back to the city next year at some point).So I'm genuinely seeking your advice, @Brie Schmidt - I know you're one of the leading experts on this market and have been active in it for years.

The going rate for an SEO person is about $500/mo You could find cheaper, but you get what you pay for most of the time and have to watch out for "SEO experts" who use spamming tactics or "Black Hat" tactics.

Hi Ken, I know you are the foremost expert in the MH lending topic.  

So synch your  web site(s) and mobile app created to create an interactive site for investors and then...write articles and blogs as an expert in your area of focus (single-family, multifamily, commercial, etc.) on that landing page which redirects to your involvement on REI web sites. 

If everybody waited until they were an "Expert" before they started networking then nobody would be networking.