David Greene is actually coming in this winter to speak at my quarterly investor luncheon. 

Not trying to discourage in any way, actually it is the exact opposite...

I've heard on the podcast that certain people really like to hunt these down because there's a higher chance that they're not getting mail from other sources, and you might be the one piece that gets through.

I'm actually not familiar with quiet title; I'm under the impression that it involves going to court and spending a fair amount of money?

Pretty painless actually.

@Jonas DeVita - I'm laughing because I did a search based on your recommendation and was able to cobble together six pieces of contact information from six different websites about your guy in Garwood. 

You'd be way better off selling it and taking the money and putting it into something that actually rewards you for the risk of owning real estate.Now, if your cashflowing at $500/month that's around .5% return for the year.  

. $60 for the exam, $240 for the actual licensing.

I recently joined the Rich Dad company real estate investment education courses (I know I know, everyone will tell me it's a waste of money etc, however so far I have actually gotten a lot of value out of them.

Our first goal is to invest in a multi family and house hack for at least a year, probably using FHA loan if possible.What better way to really get involved and committed than having to actually live with/in my first investment.