I am also open to any other advice/tools that can be used to evaluate and possibly predict the swings of the RE market(s).Also, if anyone knows of any specific areas poised for high growth (with supporting data) within the next few years please let me know.Thanks!

You will sometimes find them inadvertently by working other lists, such as foreclosures, where a percentage of the records concern real property owned by deceased persons.Since nothing in this world is completely free, expect to either to spend some time during your learning curve or find training material that supports expediting your education and reduces the trial and error experience.

If so you are probably in a wonderful position to reach out to investors and landlords for support.

It's great to have such a supporting and welcoming community to learn from.

It was a steep learning curve but with Toms steady guidance, education and support I learned how to run a very successful manufacturing plant.

Second, and would it be better to establish a company to support the services that your providing to another?

I love BP, lots of great content and really supportive individuals.

Thanks for the support guys!

I can relate to this post, and I give you big KUDOS for figuring out how to make it work to support your "WHY."

They went in full time.I would not contest the fact that yes, BP has great, if not the same amount of content, but to find it all in one place along with systems, a roadmap, and a support community (all the other students that have joined), that is what you are paying for.Like Lumi said, it really depends on your goals and how fast/hard you want to go.If you want to go all-in like I did, FB is a good choice.