So many folks get stars in their eyes and start doing "crazy math".But (fortunately!)

The problem was the math never provided significant cash flow so it would only work as a long-term wealth building strategy, not a business.

Also, to clarify, some counties will sell their data...or you can request it from them by using public records requests.What I am asking for here is a secondary source that can be used to get a list of addresses in the event a city/county doesn't have the data available or cannot provide it to me....

Heck, you could be a receptionist in a RE office during the summer and you'll learn a lot by listening, asking questions, and undoubtedly through osmosis.WRT course work: Any courses with a business, math, business law, or engineering focus will be of use.

Its really a math problem to figure out what's the cheaper alternative.

I have been training her to understand the math which usually entails fairly low offers in the buy side and she is getting better at working the other agents.

I am a math guy and have some understanding of the benefits to certain types of leverage.

Do the math.

Works wonders, but it always cracks me up that the simple math doesn't add up for them.

There is a secondary market cart that would be flipped out going there.