So I am an Internet Marketer who hit it fairly big with a website.

I have learned some really great information and have seen the power of their proprietary software "property Farm" which they say gives you information on real estate gathered fro many different sources and puts information in front of you without having to spend hours hunting around the Internet in places that are difficult to get info from.

I am sure there are some here on BP that owe it all to BP.. but just as many or more owe it to who ever they paid to get them off their butt and get going.. if that cost you 1k for Ben's course or a little more for a year of hands on training by someone like Brian or you paid 40k for a national brand training it is that step that made most take the next step.Along with the I want it now attitude of our current brand of RE investor and the age of the internet getting in front of people and enticing them with the idea that RE is the way to rich's and quit their job and spend time with the kiddos etc.  

Florida another etc.the key is to have your transactional funding set up buy the thing then resell it. and or if its OK to blast out on the internet a house for sale you don't own then try that. with the huge amount of info at one's finger tips and with the guru's pitching this get rich with none of your own money and what certain folks pitch here on BP you now have many more folks out there trying to do the same thing.. many with no experience many with no morals or ethics and consumers are getting hurt.. when that happens they complain and when they complain the states start taking a look..

Made an appointment to see the house.

I am out of state so my property manager has been handling the quotes .When I look up the unit on the internet they sell for about $1500 I cant believe it costs over a$1000 for a change out .

Scour the internet, solicit realtors, wholesalers, etc...and try to find that first property.

It depends on whether title company requires a formal probate, whereby an administrator or personal representative must be appointed by court or if a summary probate is sufficient whereby a single court appearance distributes real estate and other property to legal heirs.It's also possible that FL has an Affidavit statutes that permits bypassing court.

@David Moore I do not have a license, but when I found a property that interested me and was on the market, I was able to do a few short minutes of internet searching to find the listing agent.

So we all know the internet is filled with truths and cannot lie right?