They are, first and foremost, salespeople with a specific course to teach.

@Daniel BarnettAlternatively, pay me $24,995 and I'll teach you the secret to make a Trillion dollars in real estate using my patented system. 

If you think you're profiting unfairly then turn around and  donate the same amount to a charity, group or individual who could really use it.  

Not withstanding the above, an individual raising capital in a private securities offering must provide all potential investors with a detailed private plavcement memorandum or he gives up all his statutory defenses in case he he sued by the investors3.

I know of a few individuals who had significant issues with the process to the degree that they had taken nearly all their course work but were then told that due to changing laws they would have to start over.I would like to get advice from you all regarding both the field of Property Management, in general and specifically in Indiana, and in the licensing and additional requirements that I may, as of now, be unaware of to professionally perform in this arena.NOTE:I am currently unable, financially, to make this my primary day-to-day job, so will have to work it around my current career that represents 10 hrs/day during the week.

That was she can teach what she knows and learn what she doesn't know from her peers.Good luck, us Realtors can't wait to welcome new people to the industry!

These are Fannie Mae Forclosures.Other ways are driving around, "driving for dollars" looking at individual bank websites for REO.s, Keep looking, I do spend a lot of time on the computer, but automating searches is a great way to get instant notifications of properties you may be interested in!

To me, private lenders are your actual individual investors, that will lend you money for your project for a certain return or equity split.

He teaches you owner financing with 0 % interest without the banks and without using any of your own money (unless you want to).

I have started tinkering with residential real estate on the side but would be interested in your opinions if there are other starting points in real estate where I'd add more value than just buying individual SFH's as I'm doing now.