The BP podcasts are an incredible source of information and confidence for new investors - I listen on my commute, how efficient is that - and you'll get a sense from listening to the interviewees who is reputable and who is not, and the various approaches out there to wealth building.If you are set on a particular person, you may want to learn as much as you can about his investment record, how long he has been investing, what sort of returns he's created, what folks are saying about him, and has he been sued, etc.

Hey guys,Still not used to how to navigate this site efficiently so here goes.

Finding an effective and efficient way to weed through the notes that are dressed up to APPEAR to meet our criteria, but fail to do so when a light is shined on their dark areas.  

The structures are built under controlled conditions in a factory.

Should I just surf listings or is there a more efficient way to locate folks like this?

To summarize, what is YOUR most comfortable and efficient way to gather your estimate to determine whether a deal is worth diving into or not, and what is your preferred process of doing this?

I am looking to get into real estate investing in the next year or so building a portfolio of rental properties and I am constantly doing research on how to do it the most efficient way possible.

The idea here is to most efficiently utilized the Heloc while using my w2 funds to continue to pay down debt and build savings.

Install high-efficiency tankless water heater. 

The larger unit rents for $1,200/ mo, converted garage apt gets $650/mo, and efficiency apt in back gets $550/mo, total $2,400 /Mo.