Hey Shawn - Devour this website's forums, articles, and Official Blog, and you'll be way ahead of what any one book or course can teach you.

This Business Week article is a couple months old and it predicts a couple more down years followed by a return to normalization.

Mentioned at end of article...http://www.timesunion.com/AspStories/story.asp?

Justin,Thank you for the article about how to upload your youtube video to craigslist.

So after reading different forum articles, some say that simultaneous closings and double closings with reos are the exact same thing.

Here is the article she sent and said "it is very well written" and i also attached the california civil code so you can hand it to your own attorneys who can figure it out but PLEASE make sure you inform everyone what you heard about from your attorney so others can get their investments going legally!

I wrote an article and posted to Bigger Pockets on partnerships.. you can find it here... http://www.biggerpockets.com/articles/1285-real-estate-investment-partnerships-making-them-work-for-you- If you need to learn how to better estimate repair costs check out the Rehabbers Lab in the events section.

In the article you linked, I noticed that it intentionally left out the fact that many of the states mentioned as having the highest rates of insureds are also are running deficits.

So they're coming to Sacramento in droves.Midtown and Downtown will see the biggest surges due to their proximity to the main culture-hub and nightlife we have to offer, and East Sac, Arden Arcade and Rosemont will increase due to their proximity to Sac State.Next will be Oak Park, as the northern part is already gentrified, and raising rents will push those who can't afford it into south sac and north sac / del paso heights.

I've read several books, lots of articles and listened to hundreds of hours in podcasts.