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Jason R.
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Can I get my Real Estate Education strictly from BP Podcasts?

Jason R.
  • Locust Valley, NY
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Hi how're you doing.

I noticed there are over a hundred BiggerPocket Podcasts. I'm just getting into Real Estate Investing, and want to get a proper background on the terminology, the lingo, and just get a feel for everything so I can choose my path.

I was thinking about buying books, online courses, in person courses, and of course these Podcasts.

Just wanted your opinion, what would be the most structured way of getting a Real Estate education. I have no problem listening to hours upon hours of podcasts, but I don't want to waste precious time if there's a more efficient way of gaining my education.

What are your thoughts?

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Joe Fairless
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Joe Fairless
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as @Jeff Rabinowitzsaid, everyone learns differently so it really depends on how you best soak up knowledge. That said, regardless of how you learn, it's important to reach out to people who are interviewed, write the books, do the deals locally, etc. and get to know them and their biz model better than passively listening or reading about it. Most people don't do that but it will get you farther down your path faster. @jason r.

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