I'm not sure if this is even legal or not or creates any issues that I need too be awar of (which is why I'm here lol ) it did catch me off guard but she said that the unit has been rented by the same individual for 6 years without any issues regarding payment of rent, etc.

I'd check out The Ultimate Beginner's Guide and The Book on Flipping Houses as good resources to start with along with catching up on podcasts and blogs.

(there are caveats though... like massive action catching up with the next season of whatever show... yeah, that doesn't count...

REI was catch to me as part of early retirement and financial freedom.

The seller didn't disclose it, the inspector didn't catch it.

If all you do is assign contracts and dry double closing it’s gonna catch up to you and you can get in trouble with the NC RE Commission (yes, even if you’re not a licensed broker).

What seems to be the case is that all the ones for sale now are overpriced, as the sellers have seen the rebounding market and are hoping the market catches up to their price, not the other way around.I bought my fourplex in 2012 for $177k on Alan Kent.

Another few suggestions I would have is to catch the weekly BP webinars held by @Brandon Turner each Wednesday.

I wasn't ready.Two and half years later and I'm looking back at that three legged skateboard of a retirement fund thinking, who is going to give me a raise so I can play catch up on this thing?

I think it's simplified eye catching stuff that adds content to for those that don't know much about real estate to make them feel like they are learning something.