Hey Greg, web developer here.

Their web site is also a great resource but you'll learn much more through the book.

Its a fundamental truth to investing.

For that reason being an agent and wholesaling don't seem to go together very well fundamentally. 

Hey @Alfred Johnson these are some of the resources I use in order to learn the fundamentals of a market.1. http://www.city-data.com/2. https://www.bls.gov/regions/home.htm3.

Ability to co-invest with professionals: Inexperienced investors can passive invest with professional who have real estate experience which gives investors the ability to go further faster with proven strategies and models to increase income and decrease risk.Diversification: By passively investing, investors have control to work with others and review invest opportunities in markets they want to invest in.Loss limitations: Passive investors only put up their initial capital and are not liable for signing on the debt note.Rationality: Market competition keeps the investment fundamentals in check which any solid professional can monitor and socialize with passive investors throughout the investment hold period to ensure performance goals are achieved. 

Check out Cash Flow Ninja and others like it so you can better understand the financial fundamentals you want to align with your REI goals with. 

Self storage seems more like a somewhat actively managed business despite having RE fundamentals, so I will ignore that for now.That leaves SFR, Multi Family, and new construction.

But this is valuable experience that is hard to pick up via the web.. just my two cents :)

A quick look on the web shows they’re not available in my home state of Idaho or in the state of Ohio where I’ll be investing.