I'm new to the BP forum's and have a question in regards to blogging.

I'd recommend reading the 'Wholesaling' thread thoroughly, as well as searching for blog articles on that topic.

Hola yo soy de Santiago, acabo de inscribirme aquí proveniente de un blog http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/01/04/how-to-rent-your-house/ en ingles que explica detalladamente tips para arrendar cuidadosamente una propiedad y decía que ante eventuales problemas con los arrendatarios en estos foros responden todo esos casos particulares, es tan así?

Here is a blog regarding the type of software you could use to help manage and grow your real estate business. 

I don't worry about it as much these days but that was usually a tip-off that the sales price was 'padded' and it used to trigger additional phone calls on my part to see if that was the case.I just read J Scotts' blog post and I think its good advice.

The more public and tangible signs reinforcing my analysis are starting to show... http://www.cnbc.com/id/101353168 I'll probably post more about this on my blog in addition to discussing it here because it will get political and they don't like that here.

If you want to read about similar new developments in Cleveland (including a new convention center and 6+hotels downtown), click the link to my blog below.

I have communicated with Bill Gulley with this.I suggest the idea to BP forums that a Contract for Option to Purchase (CFO) avoids equitable interest and does not trigger the due on sale clause when coupled with a residential lease.My complete BP blog post is here...http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/3/blog_posts/26565-a-contract-for-option-is-better-than-a-lease-optionBut to pose the question to the thoughtful and experienced on seller financing, which include wraps - aitds, cfds, seller carrys and such, what is your opinion?

I'm finally ready to start. i have read up on the beginners guide, blogs etc.

There are thousands of threads and blog articles on this site to educate you.