It's a pretty broad 2 year course which gave basics and the option of doing a third year Marketing or HR.

Then you can dial in with more specific comparable units and properties to find out where you fall on the spectrum - but you have the added benefit of knowing what the high end of the valuation could be after you put in the time/work.

Sorry if this is too broad or vague. 

There are also other considerations depending on what your intent is, especially if you plan to resell it shortly after acquiring it.The topic is really too broad to cover everything in a single post. 

Monthly subscription to something.I'd start by going to your local sale....network there.....you can pick the professionals from the amateurs.Take the professionals to lunch after the sale.....Some of the national guys I have run across, give a broad overview, and really don't know enough about the specifics of any one state to be of much use.   

In other words, the price of the home already factors in obvious things like an old roof, which means asking for a concession for that item would be trying to double-hit the seller for it.That may not be the case for you, I'm just speaking broadly to how it works in CA.

. - Nice residential neighborhood.LOW REPAIR ESTIMATE:- Needed repairs: $5k or lessCOMPS*424 Wilson St, Statesville NC - 3 beds 1 bath 972 sqft - SOLD for $64,700 on July 6, 2017*120 Chatfield Loop, Statesville, NC - 3 beds 1 bath 972 sqft - SOLD for $70,000 on July 6, 2017*625 Hartness Rd, Statesville, NC - 2 beds 1 bath 990 sqft - SOLD for $85,000 on July 21, 2017*902 E Broad St,Statesville, NC - 2 beds 1 bath 892 sqft - SOLD for $80,000 on June 30, 2017*433 Brevard St, Statesville, NC - 2 beds 1 bath 988 sqft - SOLD for $60,000 on June 30, 2017GREAT CASH FLOW OPPORTUNITY!!!

My search skills on BP aren't the greatest (I'm either too specific or too broad)

Broad question and it really depends on each investment, however, for flips, I want at least a 20% return on my money.Example, one of my current projects, I have $250k cash into the deal and expect to profit between $50k on the low end and $90k on the high end.

This is probably too broad of a question to throw out there, but I have been running around in circles the past few days and thought I would ask for some advice or guidance.Ideally, my goal is financial freedom in 5 years, I have about $75K to invest, and am about 1/8 of the way to financial freedom right now.