I wrote this article a while back...maybe it can help shed some light-https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2016/01/1...It doesn't get hardcore specific about the Zestimates, but at least things to consider.

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I read an article either on BP or somewhere else about a guy who said he printed a map and with a highlighter, physically plotted his course.

Which is confusing because I'm always reading articles.

Here's a real great article on the BiggerPockets Blog that talks about bigger not always being better when it comes to real estate.

Using the money, you can either reinvest into other properties or just diversify into other asset classes.I recently wrote a BP article about rising interest rates and its influence on the housing market and real estate strategies across the country.

I tend to spend at least a few hours a day either trying to find a good article to read, a podcast to listen to, a book to read, or a potential deal to analyze.

Patrick,I've read (just last night in fact) articles about "wholetailing".

There are numerous "pros" to becoming a licensed Real Estate Agent.

U can have a brand new building in a neighborhood classed as a "war zone" and it will be a class D property.Here is a link that might help:https://www.realtymogul.com/resource-center/articles/what-is-class-a-class-b-or-class-c-property