I also listen to numerous podcasts on REI, and I spend time on the BP site.

Hello,I'm Marti and I'm located in Atlanta (Smyrna area) and am just beginning to get my feet wet with real estate knowledge.

A Google search shows numerous possibilities, some that charge as low s $40.Not sure who is reputable and was curious if anyone has used any of them before that are reliable?

I am 28 and my wife is 27 years old.I am just now getting my feet wet regarding real estate investment/flipping houses.

Spoke to some contractors I know in my industry and found good people that is ready to start renovating these properties for me, whether is a flip (to get feet wet) or my actual goal " Buy and Hold".

Hello BP,My name is Dylan Stone and I'm a former oil rig worker turned licensed realtor from Los Angeles county (yes we have oilfields here) I made the decision to get into real estate after being laid off from my oilfield job and after reading numerous books I figured "If I can work 12 hours a day doing back breaking and dangerous work for somebody else, why not work for myself in an air conditioned office" haha.

For example a newbie may need to look at numerous properties and do walkthrough (before being really ready to pull the trigger) while learning to analyze the numbers in order to know whether or not there is a deal.What would you recommend to be appropriate and how can this be approached?"

These tenants will give you the financial stability to get your feet wet.  

May have something to add here as he has numerous vacation rentals in S.

They did a rezoning a few years ago and everything was approved so they're assuming the billboards are fine, but currently they cant seem to find anything prior to 1983, so unless a paper magically appears proving they were there prior to 1981 they are worthless.2)Full environmental inspection would be required to see if it could be considered "wet lands" if so it limits how the property can be used in the future.