Obviously load of rubbish but that is the sum total of my knowedge about the man.

In my opinion its best to have an influx of sfhs and multi's.Yes in the midwest rust belt states you can find these homes dirt cheap and some are money pits but on the other hand some are cash cows and u ge them at great prices but what im also finding is that if you're wholesaling them some are hard to get rid of.I say you really have to have a good team either way it go though.Never buy sight unseen thats for sure,I have a friend of mines that has a 6 unit that he paid 1k for in Dayton Ohio right now and unloading it for 6k so these deals are readily available,also take in mind these are alot of areas where arson in pretty rampant.But theres risks in every deal u make,no deal will be foul proof.Dont get scared of talk to other investors,Theres some investors making boat loads of money off of these same properties in the hood where the suit and tie guys wont even get down and look at.For the same price you get these sfhs at you can get multis at the same price period.

I'm GC myself and loaded with work just because of my overhead at minimum, right scheduling and planning and the lowest material coast on the east coast.

Well, it's a shame to see a solid house waste away, you know it's hard on a property to allow it to sit vacant....I'm sure the neighbors would like to see someone in the proeprty.

One of my partners got a years subscription to Realty Trac for the company and I think it was a complete waste of time.

Some would argue that spending anything on a business credit service is a waste as most of the time if takes time and not specialized knowledge.Email me and I can find the business credit forums that I have used before.

Your wasting your time, unless they are running a big time rehab business(and probably not even then) they are not making anywhere near $95000 worth of improvements in less than a month.

Then it turns into pitchfest for his mentor program.That's when I walked out.Don't waste your time traveling to an expensive hotel to be pitched his mentoring program.

The Learn section above is loaded with great info. 

There are loads more tools, and resources (it's like Disneyland for real estate.