Digest all of this material and practice with situations that are not quite as important as negotiating a deal and you should be good to go!

Or is this still based on the original rules that came to be in Jan 2014, just this is your attorney's current take on everything now that he's had more time to digest it all?

The libs aren't digesting the fact that the unintended consequence of this is that rent with skyrocket even higher. 

His content is more "in the weeds" so to speak; however, the content is digestible and immediately applicable. 

There are other strategies like 1031 exchanges to defer those profits/taxes again.You should also read the book Tax-Free Wealth: How to Build Massive Wealth by Permanently Lowering Your Taxes by Tom Wheelwright.....I'm sure there are many others, but this is laid out in a pretty simple and digestible way to give you the broad concepts.

Real Estate Express for the courses, prep agent for the exam.Granted I've been around this a long time before even thinking about getting licensed, but I had a opening come up last second for the exam and did a cram with prep agent podcasts and was able to pass the exam following day.Prep agent makes dry material at least engaging....and easy to digest in chunks 

@Bill Gulley , @Ned Carey , @Tim Butters I will digest and be back with questions....

After you give them some time to digest the information ask them what THEY THINK will be a fair price.

His wealth of knowledge and ability to convey complex concepts in an easily digestible manner is unparalleled.

Hello BP Family,After 2 years of listening to bigger pockets and digesting all the RE books I can find.