When the big portals use this system, whether it is my certificate process or not (Angel List and Seed Invest have one too), it will become the standard.

In April, 2012 – with seed capital from Blackstone, expertise from property managers Treehouse Group and Riverstone Residential Group – Invitation Homes was born and began quietly investing."

@justin Fraser I'm new to investing and trying to soak in as much info as possible.

Over the weekend the crew returned to find the entire floor soaked and all the flooring tiles had popped up, carpets squishing, etc. in other words...

I had set aside some money (before discovering all the info on BiggerPockets) for seed money to buy another place.

Thanks again for putting all this knowledge out there I'm trying to soak as much in before I get my feet wet.

I hope you two soak up all the info you can!

There are a couple of large equity funds operating in Indianapolis that are really soaking up the inventory. especially in the low end.

Soak up all the information available on BiggerPockets and be sure to ask for input along the way.

Then when the time comes I have money for down payments and mortgage payments.From what I have been seeing is instead of banking up that 200-300k taking about 5 years to get there, I can just soak up a bunch of knowledge and experience for a year or two and get money from the bank and rent out houses and flip them, which would save me from working my but off in sales just for that 60-100k job.I currently have 0 debt and about 2 years of credit history, 750 credit score, and 5k saved up at the moment, I had to pay for 2 years of college that sort of took most of the money I have been making.I have been reading articles online and such but my question is, what kind of books/podcasts should I be reading or listending to in order to broaden my horizon on REI and renting out RE?