@Brandon Turner : It was one of your articles that turned me on to BiggerPockets.

An interesting article about the profitability of an out-of-state investing.http://www.newsweek.com/2009/06/11/the-accidental-slumlord.html

What I do like, whether posted here or not are articles where someone else did the homework!

Did you even read the article on what he did?

I've just found this excellent place with ppl with familiar interests, regarding Brandon Turner's blog and for this - another BIG THANK you Brandon for that excellent article (young age investing)some info about me...My name is Vladimir Valter and i from Russia, I'm 31 years old. i've studied maths&physics at People's Friendship University of Russia and i ve got Master's degree in it.And i work as a sales rep during last 10 years.I've read all Kiyosaki's books and also bought his cash-flow game, and I VERY LOVE IT.My first goal is to find an excellent deal (buy a house) to create my first passive income and find mentor.

This takes a lot of work and time because you have to invest time into writing articles and blog posts.I am partnering with another investor in Indianapolis and we are going to be mailing to vacant properties any day now.  

I read this article on Lifehacker and I was wondering if anyone had experience to comment on this type of rental strategy.

Some articles offer insight to some situations that the Baby Boomer generation will bring.First, an article from realestate.about.com describes the Boomers in terms of a real estate marketing niche.

If you haven't yet try to setup some keyword alerts to get into local conversation.Oh - and here are my favorite articles on Wholesaling:9 Reasons You Couldn’t Find A Buyer For Your Wholesale DealDon’t Start Wholesaling Until You Read This: Wholesale Advice from a Fix and FlipperHow to Start Wholesaling: Getting Past The Education and Into the FielSee you around the site!

I was reading an old quarterly publication of The Appraisal Journal and ran across an interesting article on accessor dwelling units.