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@Jerry W.:
This will be tough, I am leaving out LOTS of folks as I am bad with names:
@Marcia Maynard, an incredibly intelligent and kind lady, knows so much more about ADA issues and companion and service animal issues.
@Bill Gulley wicked smart on anything notes or liability, or anything. I wish I knew a fraction of what he knows. I always learned from anything he posted.
@Brandon Turner, it was an article he wrote that first led me to BP. All of his interviews with what book to read have been priceless, I have read many thanks to him, and by watching him grow as an investor has helped me see how to mature as an investor as well.
@Steve Vaughan, @Bill S., and @Account Closed, have all taken the time to meet me in real life, if you will and just share company and dreams as a recharge from a life with no one to share my enthusiasm with. All are kind, intelligent, and just fun to talk with.
@Nathan Gesnerhas given me great advice on managing rentals, as well as a sounding board, and companionship. it is always a treat to share a cup of coffee and piece of pie with him.
@Account Closedextremely intelligent literally wrote the book on how to do the math and understand the numbers of real estate. It was very intense, many parts had to be read 3 or 4 times to comprehend. it was like trying to drink a shake that had 2,000 calories in it. It was so rich it was hard to take it all in.
@Jay Hinrichs, has done it all and has great insights and shares so freely.
@Steven Hamilton II a wicked smart accountant, who has been able to accurately answer almost any question.
@Jean Bolger has shown me what true courage is. She put her time and money where her mouth was. great inspiration.
@Matt Faircloth and @Liz Faircloth have written great articles and shared a wealth of knowledge.
@Account Closed, super smart showed you could invest in CA and do great, and always a kind word.
@Mark Ferguson, who I tried to meet several times but our calendars would never cooperate. Took massive action and wrote many blogs that inspired me, and was the first person to mention life coaching. Something I tried years later much to my benefit.
@Brian Burke who inspired me by going from cop to mega investor one step at a time, great common sense.
@Shiloh Lundahl who got me into my mastermind group, thank you. @JD Martin for his humor.
@Dave Van Horn for advice on notes, and common sense, like @Ned Carey who makes things look simple by using great logic.
@Jon Holdman, absolutely fearless on throwing the b*llsh*t flag on stupid posts that might provide bad advice.
It won't let me add more.
