They are heavily regulated and would rather do things right than deal with the wrath of the dept of insurance.  

It has a ton of good information (that can actually be applied) and you can tell that it's a heavily researched book.

The carpets are heavily soiled and the walls are marked throughout. 

I appreciate the tips and will look heavily into it.

They market heavily to the seller who can sell 100+ properties using auction.coms format.The courthouse steps are just like any other trustee sale, with auction.com replacing the former cryer in order to move the property.

I do use desktop but not nearly as heavily although it is more convenient

This is all in the very early stages but I would maybe heavily consider it if the more experienced opinions on here see it as a good "entry-level" opportunity.  

Here, the buyer agreement is heavily suggested to be signed immediately to avoid working with someone and showing them homes and investing all this time and energy then at the last minute they decide to buy with their cousins sister that just started in the real estate business lol you get my jist.

I think her activity has died down a bit,she used to have 20-30 smoking hot deals at any given time, but a quick look says she has 6 listings total anymore.The problem/issue I've seen with most Realtors, and this isn't anyone specific is that for investment they're going to heavily favor flippers and not buy-and-holders.

I own my own business and that has allowed me to spend more time working in real estate which I was more heavily involved in 10 years ago.