But even the random required courses that I took in school like Philosophy, History, Writing, Spanish, etc., I believe they were helpful.

What interest rate/amortization are those payments/pay off based on, or are they just random numbers?

I drop a business card "I buy houses cash" on random housesAnd got a call and he left a messageHe said he need 30k and ask if I can do a 90 days lien on his house,I don't know what this mean, I'm only familiar with wholesaleSo if you guys can help explain to me what he means so I can call him back with a solution.

Just wondering if there's an equivalent of "The Intelligent Investor" / "A Random Walk Down Wall Street" when it comes to Real Estate Investing?

I randomly have read a few forums.

Sometimes online references can't be trusted because I've had a dozen or so people ask that of me on another social website that I network on and I've politely declined due to the fact I haven't done any business with them to submit a valid referral.

If you want mid-size ones, maybe try the Ohio cities or random midwest cities.

If you don't connect as colleagues or don't post in a forum thread that said user posts in, they can't mention you.Users can't randomly mention someone.

Thanks so much for the clarification,The ARV is based off sites like Truila and and Zillow taking the hi-side and lo-side of the comps as well as driving the neighborhood to backed these online site comps (which I know may not be the best but better than just coming up with random numbers that sound good).

Get active on Social Media and do local marketing.