However, there are a significant number of folks on BP who only invest passively, whether through private offerings or public offerings such as REITs. 

Many public libraries also subscribe; I can log in to my local library's Web site first and then pull up articles from Consumer Reports' site for free. 

It means the prospect asset is outperforming the LT-TAV Index of last performing assets.My question is, what are some good indices and their public sources I could consider in order to (1) make my existing indices rich with market relevant data and (2) validate that indices I’m using are productive for measuring risk profile?

I’m looking to invest in Mobile Home Parks, and I’ve heard that there are many parks for sell that are not publicly listed, because for whatever reason the owner does not want it to be know they’re looking to sell.

Hello BPI am new to the Bigger Pockets Forum and also received commission to become a notary public in the state of Georgia.

First off, get a copy of this: https://homelinemn.org/publications/landlordsguidetomnlaw/It will answer so many of your questions, both from understanding the letter of the law, but also for practical advice on what commonly happens in real life.

The riches are in the niches:  Public education, and the workforce in general have indoctrinated people into a hive mind mentality where everyone thinks and acts more or less the same. 

Hey you guys looking to buy a triplex in Southern California riverside county, instead of renting out the rooms to the public I’m looking towards renting to Adult Residential Facilities (ARFs).

This data is public info on the web.

We saw this same stuff happening in the mid 2000's....right before the correction because owners were thinking they could always still get a bidding war ......however....less of the general public is trying to buy rentals in Oakland because of rent control, etc......but the smart people like us have a different thought process.