It's easy in today's market of crypto-millionaires and fast-action TV shows to feel like you're missing out on a craze, but the worst thing to do is get yourself into a property without knowing the numbers behind it, resulting in sleepless nights, unpaid mechanics liens and potential foreclosure due to hasty decision making. 

While I'm not an attorney, nor play one on TV and this is not legal advise.

If we will Be eventually raising money via private placement in the future, will I need to take the series 24?

Had a couple nights in like 18 months that we heard a TV, and it was a family of 4 or 5 with dogs (inherited tenants).

Based on the criteria they input, they are advanced in the sales funnel to a series of videos where I explain our services and how we can help (saves tons of times and builds instant credibility)3.

I only thought of this one because I have read the other books in the Millionaire Real Estate series by Gary Keller.

Some require you to have a license and some don't.You might consider taking the CIPS series....I think 5 one day classes. 

Get rid of unnecessary expenses like cell phones and cable TV.

Welcome to part one of a three-part series that can help you gain the competitive edge you’ve been wanting to succeed and to help you become the best you can be.

If people work then there is listening to the radio on the way home for an educational series.