Welcome to BP Ben.Ben, you're not ready to start there my friend, you need to begin at the beginning, basic RE, what is customary in your area.There are different situations, every deal is different, and ther is no answer to your questions, as it varies.I always suggest people begin by getting a book for real estate agents, even if you're not going to be an agent, it is used by the RE schools for agents.

Sit down with a calculator and do some basic math.

yepDon't know the age of your unit, but mine was a basic NG '03 model.Mine wouldn't let the pilot stay lit???

Its a very slow task when you were not born with a trust fund.

I found the forums lacking on evaluating growth investments alone (perhaps this is more about "investing" than speculation).Please also let me know how to get my basics down on RE investing - references to books, CDs, online tutorials, whatever you think might help.

One of the lots they paid over $300k for, the other is basically someones front yard.

Geoffrey,Basically, the broker is the one who has a relationship with the client (the buyer or seller).

He said it was 'basically evil'.

I then just spin up a quick website with the form in it and some basic text and images.

I typically text all of my "to do" tasks from my brain to my email.