Again, the really bad thing about public forums is that people with very little knowledge come across as experts, I guess it's an ego promotional thing. 

Buyers are programed to say yes, whether they really are or not. 

If you are to develop equity quickly I would advise to flip houses and new allotments in the 1031 exchange programs allow you to access bridge loans to source properties while you are bound with your initial investment as long as your equity from your first transaction is already allocated through your QI 1031 exchange.

Hi, I'm new to wholesaling, and I wanted to know the best way to find property tax info--I've tried the public record site for Indiana, but apparently I'm not looking in the right place...I can find the property owner's info- but what about the tax or utility info- is that possible? 

They may try to up sell you on more programs, be very careful. 

Considering regulatory agencies have an interest in making sure the public is protected,  licensing coursework covers everything any real estate investor needs to know, such as the different types of valuation, real estate, contract and tenant law, equal housing and more.  

Thus this squeeze makes a lot of sense for where we sit right now.You should definitely leverage public records to identify every multi-family opportunity in your market and try reaching out directly vs. just waiting for listings.

I am new to Real Estate Investing and am so exhausted from all the seminars and books, and programs and have never been more confused.

In CA, real estate transactions are a matter of public record.

The takeaway is that you can find deals via those public sites but you'll likely need to see something that others don't or structure it in a creative way that others won't do or don't know how to do.