I suspect it was useful not only to me and other beginners, but good for those with more experience as well.Second, I have seen several asking about availabilty after the live broadcast.

But that was OK the minimum wage had just been raised to $1 a hour so I only had to work an hour to make that, and I wasn't exposed to any hype because it didn't exist then, probably because anyone doing it was not broadcasting it, why invite competition?

I was just in Boerne this past weekend for a soccer tournament and was pretty intrigued by the real estate portfolio there.

I enjoy sports, specfically soccer and track.

As an investor, I am certainly familiar with the frustration of dealing with “Soccer mom” Realtors who pitch cute kitchens and have no acumen on the investing side of the business.

I'm focusing mostly on the Des Moines, Iowa, metro but with my new assignment, I can see myself trying to enter into the DC metro which I'm confident will be very difficult.I need to spend some more time researching and building a network of like minded/motivated individuals.Also, I'm a HUGE fanatic of football (proper, so soccer for everyone else) and have enjoyed my time here in England going to over 75 matches in the last year alone. 

I am also a fellow newbie from Los Angeles, having read some of the same books and guides as you, and also having worked in broadcast television myself!

Not a fresh “team member” of the biggest name in town and not a part-time gutter guy/soccer parent that will give you a deal on the commission.

You can listen to all the ones they have broadcast in the last few years.

Nothing better than being able to call your lender on a Sunday afternoon when she's at her kids soccer game and you're out looking at properties AND SHE ANSWERS.