I have been led to that page but without an exact docket or case number, I'm not able to see much more.

I am part of some facebook investor groups and deals fly off the shelf when posted on these pages. 

i would start with Guide to Investing learn the importance of cashflow, a house is not asset etcTo be honest set the target of say ten-fifty pages pages a day of a real estate investing books from an author with a track record.Then you'll go through alot of good materialNo one person knows everything so you'll pick something here...then another there etc till you get the picture that works for you

As your scale, and you get more comfortable - you will see yourself weaning off the visits.

So, when you are asking around for lender referrals, make sure you are specific about which state(s) you are inquiring about.As Quinn mentioned, real estate meetups and local REIA meetings are a great place to meet lenders, and also a great place to ask other investors who they use or who they have heard are good ones to work with.Also check out the "Network" tab at the top of the BP page and look at the list of Hard Money Lenders for some possible leads.

I visited my bank this morning but their mortgage person works at branches all over the state and indicated he would try to call me in the morning.My W2 job is a 40 minute drive from home and most of the branches he works out of, while I have no problem dropping what I am doing and headed his way if necessary, since I only have a "may call back" I am feeling like I am going to miss out on a $50k future equity deal.

Looking to visit second week of November.

So a new entity has be be formed.Appreciate the caution but it sounds like the QI is inexperienced and reading the manual one page ahead of you. 

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@Arielle Golightly - When I click your link it just takes me to the Biggerpockets calculator home page not your actual analysis.