Spend some time every day on Bigger Pockets by connecting with “colleagues,” perusing blogs and videos, and engaging with others on the forums: http://www.biggerpockets.com/meet7.

I wrote a blog post on the new IRS regulations that you may find of interest. 

This is a good link that gets thrown around here every so often.http://brownstonere.com/blog/landlord_guide

Hi Maroon, Center Street Lending has a great blog on flipping improvements.  

Contrato de arras for 10k.Seller: if finally he doesn't sell the property, he need refund 20k to the buyer.Buyer: if finally he doesn't buy he losts the downpayment.More information: https://www.easyoffer.es/blog/cuidado-con-el-contr...How we use that kind of contract for Fix&Flip?

So let me ask this question the opposite of what I am used to seeing on forums, blogs, and articles:  How can I invest (i.e., what can I do) with a typical 30 yr. fixed mortgage from a typical lending institution?

As one of the most important tools in growing a business, networking often finds itself overshadowed by what is seen as a more modern and effective approach - online marketingThe majority of businesses are reasonably savvy when it comes to using online platforms to reach vast numbers of existing and potential clients, perhaps through a well-timed tweet or a catchy blog post.

.- Create a Blog: Setting up a good real estate blog that you can contribute relevant buyer/seller information at least once a week.

Make sure you do the numbers and avoid emotion based purchases in HawaiiHawaii Vacation Rental Bloghttps://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/8050/48883-buy...

Logan Turner In my business I use a 3 option offer 1) divide up their asking price into equally pmts (I say this to the seller not so much seller financing)2) seller financing w/ballon due in 15 years3) All cash closing in 5 business days **Now, pending on the motivation of the seller and their true bottom line price a cash deal might be good: ARV: 130k (less say)Repairs: 15kAs is value of: 115kQuick 60% off: 69k MAOIf selling as a wholesale deal: subtract a modest 5k fee will be 64k net to seller **other option the subject 2 w/ equity note due in 5-10 years or when every u sell**and finally divide up the asking price: the local rents must be a higher than the mgt pmts so you can not only pay the new note but cashflow as well...all my deals like this I need at least 200 net...but maybe you might want to make less than that and that's great...but try hard to a least cashflow somethingIf want me to explain in much detail PM