@Dave Visaya I haven't tried getting on BP from my phone to download, but with itunes podcase, I get a list of all the shows and when im at home i download them with wifi then listen to it on my commute and it keeps it organized, but i'll check it out how it works to download from site on my phone.  

There are some markets where a little bit of work on your website will get you ranked quickly on page one for organic searches.  

Learning how to make something out of nothing is a true skill that will serve you well.I wont bore you with all the details of subject too, just get started.

They are a good starting point for locating cpa, attorney, roofers, realtor, handymen, insurance, lenders,  etc.b) get all your forms organized and put them in drop box.

Ask:1) What fundamental skills you should study and in what order 2) What questions that you SHOULD be asking (in order to ask better questions)3) Who you should be dining with now, and type person NOT to.4) If they make their money as an investor, speculator or in the business of providing a service.

With wholesaling it's best if you have the basic skills of a general contractor/inspector so you can determine what needs to be fixed and roughly how much it will cost.  

If someone wants to plan and organize it I can let the members of our group know.  

I hadn't known about that organization until Account Closed mentioned it in my "diary". 

I'm going to use a bit of analogy here...For a real estate investor, a spreadsheet or calculator is a tool...Just like a skill saw is a tool for a carpenter...As a carpenter apprentice, you should learn the necessary 'skill sets' and 'crafts' to safely and responsibly use your carpentry tools to provide a professionally finished product for your clients.As a new real estate investor, one of your main 'skills sets' or 'crafts' that you should develop is the ability to analyze the financials of potential deals. 

But be thoughtful and organized in all your acquisitions and you'll be ok.