As of Monday, Zillow has officially begun enforcing its ban on private listings, marking a major shift in how properties are marketed online.

I have done some general searching online and I am not sure an online "course" is the best approach when it comes with a $250 price tag and I have no references.

It's a great property management software with helpful features, especially if you're looking to grow your portfolio down the road.Here’s what we like about it:Lease Agreements: You can create and customize lease documents easily.Rent Collection: Tenants can pay online, and the money goes straight to your bank account.

Online and used a realtor How did you finance this deal?

Conversions is the ONLY thing that matters.

Spend $50 on Bigger Pockets tax strategies books to learn some basics, and then focus your time, energy and money on what really matters: finding and acquiring properties.But if you really want to start working with a tax strategist right away, here is how to find one:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/1222774-expla...

"Media Matters" sounds like a smart way to create value for others while learning the ins and outs of real estate.Since you’re focused on building a solid foundation before diving into your first deal, here are a few tips to help guide your learning:Start with strategy basics – Learn the key paths in real estate: buy-and-hold, house hacking, wholesaling, flipping, short-term rentals, etc.

I don't know much about cults, but if I were looking for a specific buyer type I'd try to network with them by going to meetups and posting online. 

Are there any active online communities, Discord groups, forums, masterminds, or even meetups you’ve found helpful for agents like us?

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