The Fannie loan would be a little easier to navigate if you can qualify for that type of loan. 

There is a decent learning curve that may be hard to navigate if your first deal as an agent is also your first flip.  

I'm in the process of looking at section 8 for my 3rd rental and this book has helped me to understand some of the challenges and strategies to navigate this system.

If you're not sure where the marketplace is, follow the "Find Deals" tab at the top of the navigation bar.

I don't have much background with the house since we just purchased it in December and he was our first resident.I told the resident he can buy out of the lease by giving me a 30 day notice and paying a termination fee worth one month's rent.He then told me that I owe him money since I did not fulfill my part of the lease agreement by keeping the house warm.Any tips or ways to navigate this situation would be appreciated.

I like Twillo simply because you can do anything with it with the proper knowhow or someone who knows how to navigate it. 

He installed a GPS after the first theft.

I think where we may disagree is that this system applies to all...most people have no idea how these games are played.My logic is basically that the wealthy can afford to navigate the tax maze and thus pay little or no tax on assets that are artificially raised in price because of devaluing of the currency.

I am imagining an App which you could click Start when leaving the house and End when returning home and the GPS functionality of the smart phone would do the rest.

On the site, the "Learn" link across the top navigation bar has lots of great info, and so do the forums.