Personally, I chose an online school for licensing, the School of Hard Knocks and a mentoring relationship with my principal broker/brokerage (when I have a question I ask it), and as a reward I am learning really fast.

there are two approaches to multifamily sandwich lease options or master lease options You have to be careful about contract law in the state you're in and seeing an attorney about being able to draft leases that are performance-based, another words if the tenant doesn't pay you the middleman, you do not have to pay the seller-ownerMaster lease options on an apartment building, 5+ doors, do not involve Dodd Frank or the safe act, they are in the commercial area.

BP also provides free online videos and educational courses for you to watch and learn from.

Most of the online classes require frequent authentication to note that you are spending the required time on the material so audiobooks may not be an option.  

It will be a fed funds wire and shouldn't just matter whether your bank is 'online' or not? 

Feel free to PM me; you should be able to find a lot of info online about it as well. 

I am very skeptical of online real estate auctions. 

They will have links to the online auctions, both Mtg foreclosure and tax deed auctions.

But, in most states, if you're not the owner then you can't manage it without a license.Trust Account: If your rent collection is not an online ACH/e-check transfer (which I highly recommend setting up for all properties -- from the tenant straight to the owner), then you cannot collect the rent without setting up your own trust account.

Hello, I won an online auction on a REO property in Philadelphia last year.