I feel that most "guru's" out there are just in the business of up-selling their programs & not actually in the business of  educating investors.The biggest thing I got out of my course, besides how to analyze a deal, was what I didn't know.  

The biggest drawback of FHA financing is that the PMI is for the life of the loan, not to mention there is a hefty 1.75% upfront mortgage insurance charged. 

The biggest markets represented are Cleveland, Toledo, Memphis, KC & Indy.

Besides, since the realtor association and mls dues are the biggest “overhead” expenses of being an agent, I’d get the regular license anyway....more opportunities.

One, if not the biggest "asset" you can develop are broker relations.

The biggest challenge, if you are looking to make a profit and not just pay down part of your mortgage, is handling the winter months where demand dips consistently.

This is my biggest fear with water in rentals.

Yea, getting that message across to the potential buyers/tenant I believe would be the biggest obstacle... but as long as they believe in you, I believe they'll care about the property..

They ate the biggest cons I've ever met.

Your biggest bet would be to put some of the units on roomster.