Has anyone used a program called RecordEASE for obtaining property records?

I am only on installment 4 here on BP.Another thing to keep in mind is that with some programs, if you want more than $1MM/$2MM in liability, it is easy to bump your underline liability limit to $2MM/$4MM and not even obtain umbrella coverage. 

I too disagree with @Judah Hoover statement that knowledge is not power...and maybe that was simply a mistype..lolProper knowledge, in a format best suited for you as a learner (i.e. webinars, podcasts, books, curriculum programs, etc.), is valuable and should be sought before doing anything for sure.

Start by reading the information on the Housing Authority website about how they administer the Housing Choice Voucher Program, or Section 8.http://www.baltimorehousing.org/ (Link for the office near you.)Get to know the case managers.

Can anybody recomend a good program or service that will allow you to search properties by type, equity, size, number of units, age etc......

Im very new to this industry I have 0 experience but willing to learn , Im wondering whats the direction I should go to start building a proper foundation for the forthcoming  of this business seminars, programs, books , networking etc. ?

You can be a "Guru" or have a structured and informative program, book, spreadsheet, etc. and have a "Guru Program or Guru Tool" and that's OK by Webster if the information contained in the subject material is sound, proven, factual and relative to the subject at hand.So I say...go be a Guru!...

A walk through a house with a tablet can produce the spreadsheet in less than an hour.You could go on the internet and inventory every item yourself, see which items work by trial & error on your first rehab project...if you want to spend the time...but somebody else has already done it.While the 3 day boot camp shows you the basics, as is the case they entice you with their advanced programs $15k, $20k and $25k worth of assistance....which I can't justify or speak for. 

Hard money is generally less expensive than the 25-30% tax bracket most folks with a good enough job to have a 401k are in, and that 25-30% is what that loan is really costing you.A solo 401k is a fantastic program if you are self employed, as it provides a great opportunity to build your retirement on either the tax-deferred or Roth side, and the ability to invest as you see fit rather than being limited to what the guys on Wall St are selling.You are correct that there are some restrictions when you choose to invest your IRA or 401k into real estate.  

I have found the Lowes Realtor program is a big hit.