I agree Steve introduced me to the land investing niche (and have publicly written about that), but I don't think its accurate to say I was his student.  

It's very thorough, accurate as a to my state, CA, and well organized.

It's a trendy section and the area has plenty of potential, but Asbury Park as a whole still has its problems and could be a gamble. 

It might be less accurate to call for "brick bungalows" and more accurate to say "narrow houses". 

The question becomes, if the "instructor" is a real life investor now or in the recent past and IF they are giving valid, pertinent, relevant, and accurate information without the BS fluff and hype.These gurus that buy the name of Kiosaki for example, they use all the fluff and puff to swindle people out of their money and most could not tell the difference between an attached garage and a bonus room.So my definition would be the following: Guru - a person or company providing or pretending to provide RE information at a high price.

Make sure you accurately estimate the rehab costs.

I feel it is impossible to properly wholesale a deal if you cannot accurately estimate repair costs.

They use realtors for things like running accurate comps, leads that may never make in onto MLS.....etc.

hello bp,What's the best way to accurately estimate what your new loan payment will be after a cash out refi?  

Thanks Kristina,Well the numbers for the rehab I believe are really accurate, that's with me doing most the work.