Our money is consumed in the downpayments, and that's the end of our REI path.If I could do it all again, a) I would use the BRRRR approach over and over to maximize my available investing funds, and b) I wouldn't mess around with single family rentals but focus instead on commercial multi family.Hope there's a nugget or two in there. 

That is likely annoying and time consuming. 

They can't shut it down.The future lies in the hands of the masses and what they want to do.1) Agents complain about brokers2) Consumers complain about agents3) And everyone complains about title companies lolIn my opinion, it's only a matter of time before they all slowly fade awayThanks again 

There  is also is some indication they may be a subsidiary/affiliate of InfoGroup Inc. out of Nebraska.If they are producing lists of consumers in compliance with privacy laws, folks on the list would have either opted-in, or the lists are anonymous - simply a list of street addresses in a community or postal code.  

Big props to BiggerPockets for making REI information and advice easy to comprehend and entertaining to consume.  

I know I'm several months out from making my first purchase, still consuming information and knowledge but I'm already trying to use the calculators, plan deals, ETC. 

If you can do the additional rehab for $23,000 that means at retail a consumer will have to figure closer to $30,000. 

Luckily, there are quite a number of areas that should fit the bill and this is a incredibly rich Market as far as reaching a large number of consumers...so hopefully you will see some solid growth in your business.

Spending money to purchase a better rate is your prerogative as a mortgage consumer.

And the RE classes are time consuming and a lot of cramming.....That being said having RE license is certainly helpful.