You can go online to homepath.com, those are foreclosed houses that have low down financing.

Some of the property tax collectors records online don't show the 2013 price.

It is the best online FREE education that i have seen.

I've read online that on average your assignment fee should be 15-20% of the potential PROFIT, obviously it varies and there are exceptions, but is this accurate?

I need some direction with where to go with all this information l gathered from various sites online.

The same goes for potential buyers and sellers, they're doing their research online prior to going to an office.

After gradutation for college i am looking to get right into the real estate world focusing on investing and flipping.Currently i am wondering if it is smarter to buy a duplex as my first home and rent the second part of the home (leaving me rent free) or to buy a single and start saving to buy my first flipper?

I don't hear anything in there about a college education.

We email the application and do the credit/background check online.

This information is readily available for you as a plan participant, it could be posted on your online account but if not call your provider.Loans if allowed are the best way to go, it's tax free $$ (unless you default) where as a Hardship withdrawal has tax consequences depending on your individual tax situation.