I've been listening to the podcasts religiously, and I'm at the very beginning stages of trying to develop business plan, both for the immediate future while I'm in school and then for the longer term once I finish school.

Currently, I am religiously listening to BP podcasts while traveling or exercising.

I know it is sack-religious these days not to network on every social media outlet out there but truthfully I have never been into that.  

It reminds me when I was a kid, I grew up in a non religious family, and everywhere I go, people ask me what my religion is.

(Although I'd argue that if all of your stock is showing gains, then I'm not sure why you've lost faith in stocks, but that's a whole religious war that I don't want to get into).  

If you're looking to jump start everything, I would highly recommend subscribing to the biggerpockets podcast and listen to it religiously.

Thus, I still expect to force appreciation another 10-20% in the next few years and cash flow much higher than San Diego.I learned all of this from reading Multifamily Millionaire by David Lindahl and religiously listening to Lifestyles Unlimited Inc. in Texas podcasts and attending their 2 day in Houston in spring of 2015.  

In addition to being the political seat of the state, it is a major cultural and music hub – it’s also knows as “The Live Music Capital of the World” and hosts the annual SXSW (South by Southwest music festival) – one of the largest music festivals in the U.S. – which brought over $220 M into the city in 2013,[1] and has an economic impact that far exceeds the festival’s 14 day length.

I started looking at investing my savings and realized real estate is the best way to go, I began reading books and listen to podcasts religiously and guess which podcast I listened to the most :) .After returning to states I found these two old school investors (brothers) on Craigslist who were willing to CD out their 260k duplex near dt Minneapolis ( Marcy Holmes) for 10% down and 5.5% int, I knew just enough to jump on the deal and it worked out great.

I'm planning to begin REI in Palm Desert next year and really wondering how the rentals are doing in this area during festival seasons and off seasons.