An experienced investor will quickly educate the seller as to market value.

Ok, so i have been educating myself on real estate investing for a little over a while now.

I suggest you learn the business first (which a license will NOT prepare you to do) before tackling more sophisticated principals.I will be selling one of my probate properties, which happens to be in RC, in several months however my agent gas been selected as he is an expert in selling properties requiring court confirmation.The best ROI you'll ever get is from continuing your education. 

Ok, so i have been educating myself on real estate investing for a little over a while now.

We can discuss options and I can explain/educate you. 

If you really want to earn a living as an agent, you need to get with a good broker and get the education.

Obviously you wouldn't be able to get accurate market analysis to make comparisons, especially if the samples are completely fictitious, but some general reference points should be enough to make an educated decision on whether a deal is feasible or not. 

I'm very educated and confident about RE and the concepts.

The REI education school I'm connected with has a two-day on-line tax and legal class which only breaks the surface - the tax code is many thousands of pages!

Furthermore, without a Premium account, the most frequent you can get notified of a new listing is weekly.