I think his website/blog is down too.

Hopefully you'll enjoy devouring the content on the forums and BiggerPockets Blog as much as you do the podcast.When you get a sec, please think about uploading a personal profile pic and otherwise, jump in and get active.

Hello,I bought a 3 unit building 6 months ago before I discovered Biggerpockets.

I wrote a blog post about the books I most recommend: http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/4837/blog_posts/35034-10-real-estate-books-you-should-read.

I've been lurking here reading the Biggerpockets Blog posts for the past year.

Then after you do that and get confidence scale up.I would transition to postcards as soon as you can as you will discover driving for dollars gets old quick.

On longer-term projects, there may be a small management fee, as iFunding oversees the project, its finances and reporting, from start to finish.You can read more about the assistance we provide to the operators as part of administration services on the website blog.* Target returnsiFunding feels the range of target returns is in-line with common expectations for equity real estate investments and similar properties. iFunding’s preferred equity terms – the first tranche of profits distributed solely to investors – also fall within a narrow range that’s typical for many similar real estate deals.

I have been a member for about a year now and find some great conversations and especially the Podcast and Blog post.I have a few properties as well as a great team in the Phoneix area and am always looking to connect with others, as you never know how or when our paths will cross.Hope you find this site as informative as I have, Dave

I also just realized I've been to your website before and really enjoyed your blog.  

Read blogs on BP on how to interview PM companies; and interview at least 5 or 6 - you may get a good gut feel for what they can and will do for you.http://www.biggerpockets.com/search?