The trick with RE investing is that you have to sift through a lot of junk before you find a diamond in the rough there is no app or website that has properties just for investors, you have to look on MLS unless you are comfortable buying off market properties, which I wouldn't be comfortable with on a first purchase.

I know there have been a LOT of questions asked about rental property appliances, but there doesn't seem to be ad definitive answer and there's too much old info to sift through, so I thought I'd make a poll to ask people about specific appliances, as different brands seem to have strengths in different appliance types.

I have the list of tax delinquencies in my area, but I was wondering if there was a more effective way to look through the list rather than searching up each individual name on the list?

If you put in the time to sift through it all, you can find so much information here that is worth gold - literally.I had been learning for over a year and even put in three or four offers when I stumbled across a posting on the BP Marketplace.

This is a fun situation to think through, because options are like a stream flowing with bits of gold . . . we just need to sift through to find the nuggets!

From what tiny amount of information I've been able to sift through over the past few days, it sounds like y'all are the real real estate gurus!

You can find some better deals if you sift through things though. 

However, I just made a lot of calls and sifted through the details.

While sifting through the forums, I saw quite a few posts mentioning that multi-families in that area are tough.....often overpriced and tough to get a good return.

Sorry lame humor is what I do best, according to my family.I love Houzz.com for ideas... literally thousands of images, and you can sift through them fairly efficiently.