I thought that this would be a great opportunity to start combining my academic life with my investment life, but I have been having a hard time finding some actionable data.Though I plan to in the future, I don't want to have to build a web scraper to pull this information from an MLS type site.  

I also did an admin program, and web design, via the Art Institute of Pittsburgh - Online...let's just say that I'm firmly against "for profit schools," both my experience, and others I talked to...and that's all I'll say on this, since this isn't the place for that.What I was working on, was part of a team, that would put together a tv series on the local CW, focusing on local bands, businesses, artists, etc.

When I'm not bopping' around the inter web looking for property number *two*, I am discoursing long and hard on all things theological, philosophical, political, cultural, economical, whimsical, ecumenical, and everything else I know very little about.

I just looked on zillows web site and there are 525 units up for rent  . 

I would search forums and the Web in general for Wholesale Marketing tips and techniques. 

I was looking for another investment in late 2013, and ended up with a SFH in Kansas City, MO, which is also cash flowing - much better than the San Francisco property, both in nominal and real terms.I'm primarily interested in Buy & Hold (or Rehab & Hold) for long-term wealth building and passive income; however, I am also very entrepreneurial, so I am always looking for the best strategy for current market conditions.By day, I run a web design and development company here in San Francisco, and at the moment my goal is not to quit my day job any time soon.I'm looking forward to getting more involved here at BP and getting to know everyone.Lance

There is a great thread on web based marketing in the Marketing area on here!

It has also inspired me to start my own web blog to talk about all financial dealings including real estate investing.

I have written a similar style book in the web development world, and it retails for $35.

hi all,i am new to this site and also to rei. i have been immersing myself in information and educational materials about different aspects and types of rei, and came across yet another "product" that may be worthwhile. i already have spend quite a bit of money on education, and although i did and am learning from it, it certainly wasn't worth the exorbitant cost so now i am extremely cautious about educational materials.anyway, i have been reading about "al aiello's goldmine and 1031 exchange" tax program that seems to be advertised around the web for $897/997.