Short of getting my own real estate license, I'm wondering if there are any paid subscription websites or anything like this that are worth paying so I can search on my own time.Thank you all for any insight! 

East Hill home (which is a good neighborhood here, though this is the less-nice part of that neighborhood in terms of home quality) with hardwood floors, partially finished walkout basement and located within blocks of downtown Eau Claire and Parks. 

Once that was finished, everything went pretty smoothly.

Hi All,Unfortunately, I have a really hard time navigating this website. 

@Bernadeau Charles  go to their website is syndication attorneys 

I can fit bathroom tiles, lay flooring in necessary, paint, Install kitchen units and put some finishings together to make the place look great for a minimal cost.

1) I want to learn all I can about REI because I want to make a career out of it without losing my shirt.2) I won't have much cash to actually invest until I have sold my property in CA and I need to finish the reno before I can list it.3) I used to be an attorney and I saw plenty of clients get burned for trusting the wrong person/people.

@Gary F. a one bedroom or studio, depending on where in San Jose and the finish will go for about $1,500 - 2,000/mo.

Is there a 'bankrate' type website for commercial loans I can compare rates? 

@Mike Dymski- great quote- We can turn this thread into a forum for sharing your favorite quotes/concepts from his book :)I personally loved the idea that people are emotional and that negotiating is not about reaching a logical agreement, but more about making the other side FEEL things, like they should feel in control, understood etc.I'll post a quote next time I am on this website and have my book handy :)