Brandon had his book published with bigger pockets and runs the webinars.

I have a book coming out through BiggerPockets publishing in a few months and this Spring I'm hosting a huge East Coast event for Real Estate Investors called the MidAtlantic Summit. 

One thing to check out too is disciplinary actions from your real estate commission, if they publish them all.

Statistics and web reviews can only provide so much information.

A bad apple can slip through the web anytime, whether it's in a college town, or in a middle-class neighborhood.The good news is, at least with me and my pals in college, a lot of our rent was paid by the parent/guardian of the tenant.

I'm looking for a web app, not necessarily a mobile app.

I capitalized a lot of the expenses because prior to renting you're supposed to put it into the depreciable base"Now before responding to him I thought I have to figure out what the hell he means by this, so I went to the web and found this:Capitalize is an accounting method used to delay the recognition of expenses by recording the expense as a long-term asset.

I've tried searching on the web but it's hard to determine how helpful these agents would be for my situation (hence why I'm making this post).

There is a list of struggling banks given and a paper that has a number and web site to call, at the very bottom it Reads “Certain fees, conditions & limitations apply, please ask for details.”

Then, of course, there are countless ads on the site, which BP I assume is hopeful we click on, and the keywords that lead to the ads I see all over the web, etc. etc.So while the "gurus" may in fact ask you for money upfront, and some of them may in fact not be all-that-great, there's a profit motive regardless of whose perspective you choose.