I'm looking at the different delivery methods of real estate classes & was wondering if there is such a thing as those classes on audiobook.

. - I would suggest sticking to the basics as there is a ton of money in any of them - Flip/Wholesale/Landlord - Take one of those and get really good at finding deals that fit one of those methods.

It turns out the appraiser used the comp method.

Being self employed with as a network marketer allows me the freedom to pursue another form of income as well as the flexibility to be in any market. 

I am trying to file a Form 3115 to change accounting method on a rental house I sold in 2015 (I only took half the depreciation I was entitled to, and I would now like to claim the rest as a Section 481A adjustment on my Schedule E).  

You need to be checking for evictions, criminal convictions, and employment history just like you would any other tenant.Find our where your local (local to your property) Sect 8 office is and go visit it.  

I understand getting the seller to hold any paper solves all this but I'm looking for methods outside of the traditional.

Is paying a title company to do this research the best method?

I'm searching for ideas on ways to buy more properties by coming up with lower down payments faster or dealing with alternate financing methods.

I have a retirement account from a previous employer.