Certainly these web-based investment vehicles are rather new, and have not stood the test of time that traditional RA investing has.

I'm from the Kansas City area and work as a web application developer and video producer for a smart apartment property management startup in Kansas City.After sitting down and interviewing real-estate experts for my work, I quickly became interested in real-estate investing. 

If you do become licensed you may even be able to then add that piece of it to your already existing web site and social media posts, again, so long as they conform to the rules for your state and/or agency you end up with.I say go for it.

You can Google to locate them and go to meetup.com You can visit the clubs web page and network via phone till you can visit.Download BP’s newest book here some good due diligence in Chapter 10.

People in that market don't respond to low-end marketing like bandit signs, etc. so it's pretty much all paid media and out there it can cost you $250 to $400 or even more to generate a motivated seller call or web lead.  

I work as a web developer in SoCal.

Hello Elena iam just north of Sacramento and iam also new to this web site it's good to see other like minded people on here from this area.

If you hire or do web scraping yourself, you can even get the actual bid data down to who bid what rate for each certificate.

So I got my dad's money back and hit the web!

But I’d also like to end world hunger, so… ;-)Anyway, that’s me.QUESTIONS: A) What’s the best book, video series, web series, etc., that you have personally used to get yourself “up to speed” on rental property investing?