All Forum Posts by: Josiah Patrick Zebarth

@Paul Martinez

Hey, I’ve heard a lot about GC and actually think he’s a pretty cool dude. I like what he has to say about Cashflow. I’m kinda confused though about Cardone U, it seems to me you thought it was worth it. Did you do it in a month? Couple months? Is it for salesman only?

Thanks for the help, I appreciate it.

@Trevor Emmett

Thanks man, I appreciate the advice. Good luck to you!

@Caleb L.

Hey, I really like that. There is a good Tony Robbins quote that kinda sums this up, but I’m probably gonna butcher it

“ Once you stop learning you die.”

One thing that I struggle with is how to incorporate these kinds of learning, ie literature, into actual doing. There are a lot of bad books out there and it’s hard to sort through to the truth. Thanks for the response.

@Joaquin Camarasa

Okay, will do

Thanks

@Joaquin Camarasa

Wow! That actually sounds really cool. $1,800 is insane. Do you that works if you don’t live there first. I agree, the experience and network + degree are the best parts of college and would be pretty invaluable. How could I find out more about this? Is this a four year degree?

@Ryan Huynh

Hey man, I like what you said. Even if, we don’t go to college now, why not a few years later as a solid plan B. I also, like your idea on community college it seems like the best alternative to 4 years of straight debt. I’m actually interested in investing in KC, how is the market there?

@Marcos Paulo Cerra

Hey, thanks again for helping.

As far as college goes, I’d probably end up doing what you did in the aspect of working a lot and missing lots of networking events. Plus, I’d still ending up with student debt.

@Caleb Heimsoth

Hey, thanks for responding. I like what you said about becoming a small business owner instead of just working. That is something which could even become scalable (ie. 4 hour workweek) and which could still allow me to invest time and money into RE. It is most likely going to be difficult in my area, Denver has a decent amount of competition, but maybe I can go somewhere else and start it there.

@Adam J Lang

Hey, thanks for the response. Do you feel like the degree boosted your jobs pay and ability to save up for down payments and such? What would you rather have done than go?

@James Wise

Hey, thanks for the response. I have read a book on sales but otherwise not really. I heard that real estate agent income can be very inconsistent and fluctuating. Did you experience that? Also, is it harder in your opinion, to be a real estate agent in a bigger city? Thanks.