Bill Exeter is definitely the expert on this.

About the only good thing about not having a license is that when you screw up no one will see you as an expert and hold you to a higher level of responsibility, you still may be seen as having greater knowledge, but probably not to the standards a Realtor would be. :)

I believe Arnie Abrams is the expert on this subject in Texas.

I am no expert when it comes to real estate or investing but numbers and common sense comes easily.

Plus, since no one is an expert, it's good practice for thinking critically rather than just taking the answer as truth.

@Mark Ferguson  is an expert in HUD properties, when he speaks/writes, everybody should be listening.I keep track of the HUD properties that we bid, as well as selected other HUD properties that interest us. 

Glad to have a marketing expert join the site.

Learning the market can be one of the most time consuming yet helpful things you can do to become an expert in this niche.

I live and work in Northeast Pennsylvania as a full-time financial expert with expertise in real estate.I would love to meet and network with like-minded individuals.

Be sure to get advice from experts in your area so you can be sure the information provided is relevant.