So it's not okay for me to endlessly scroll (I personally know it's not good for my mental health), but I want everyone else to be scrollers and followers of what I do as I continue to push out content and up my brand? 

So after that I was scrolling through instagram and someone had posted a list of books to read and the first one I read was "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" and my mind was blown and that book only made me want to invest in real estate even more.

If you scroll through the calendars you'll be able to see how their prices change throughout the season.

Doesn’t sound like a lot, but the amount of time I catch myself wasting scrolling through thousands and thousands of useless posts, is appalling.

I would still be mindlessly scrolling through Zillow if it was not for Brandon Turner. :)-Nick & Melissa L.

Scroll through the facebook groups daily, and comment on people's posts offering up your place.

Well I was scrolling through fb today and saw my friend just closed on a 54 unit apartment building and he got it for $24k per unit ($44k with rehab cost).

In my first few years as an investor, I mindlessly subscribed to the notions that all tenants are headaches, all landlords are slumlords, and that I don’t want to field 11pm phone calls about plugged toilets.

Hello all, I’d like to preface by saying I’ve always been an incessant planner, so if this bugs you, I totally understand and feel free to keep scrolling.

I’m curious why you would say hard money was my only option though.In regards to the unemployment, if you scroll up to my statement that said: “The business operated in 2020 Jan to the 2nd week of March— I had deals from dec 2019 that came in.