I thought I would be something every day investors would be able to relate to but as always its made for T.V. garbage.

Come to find out the next door neighbor having some kind of school/social group for handicap people meeting every day next door to my house.

Thanks Mitch.I haven't read that one yet.I also like the ebooks from hubspot.com.they're well put together and list a few quick hits where you can tweak your sites and strategies to increase readership.If you get on their mailing list they'll send you something nearly every day, but I enjoy their material.

I use online media everyday.

Check the blog and articles every day for great info.Although I live in San Diego county, my first two deals were in the Atlanta area.

we video tape our process every day for record purposes in case someone makes a mistake (but we have not made a mistake yet and don't plan to).

You've missed a BUNCH of expenses including vacancy, capital (you'll eventually need a new roof, for example), routine maintenance and property management, just to name a few.

I always enjoy reading Bryan's posts and responses, and in this case his words are very true, and what Scott R says is true too, even if it is a somewhat cynical view of RE - I tend to agree, and though I don't believe everyone lies, i do believe everyone tries to paint their project with their own rosy glasses.I deal with investors looking for money every day, and have found what Bryan says to be true for new investors and experienced ones.

Mark-Just Curious do you get this info fast on the MLS by searching every day?

We routinely have occupants in the houses when we purchase from the auctions.