You can watch the archives with an upgraded membership, or wait for the next one (that one is a repeated webinar, I believe).

@Jeffrey Ward This is a fairly common conversation among Baltimore real estate investors and if you search in the archives you will find more versions of this conversation.I can only speak from my experience, which I would say has been moderately successful.

It is called "No Money Down Real Estate Investing" which is on Itunes and Spotify. 

Most apartment syndications archive their projected returns through forced appriciation.

You can even search the group archives with the keyword, “wholesaler” and get a pretty good list of people you can contact.

I like using the MLS better than Redfin personally in my market so I can see more agent's notes and comments, have access to showing info, get more in-depth info on properties than what Redfin shows, see upcoming listings before they're listed, set more granular search parameters, pull comps/create CMA's more easily and accurately, view info on past listings, see archived photos, access documents, schedule showings, etc. 

It's becoming very well known for gastronomic tourism, as well as a few very major arts projects (The State Theater and the Library of Congress' Film Archive).

I first found the BP podcasts while randomly browsing through iTunes. 

You can download it on iTunes and its packed with good information and success stories of real estate investors.Good luck!

I know I am way behind the times http://www.wikihow.com/Be-a-Hipsterhttp://chicago.curbed.com/archives/2013/11/21/the-top-25-hipster-zips-for-return-on-rental-investments.php