I just heard about the son not wanting any parts of it this morning so it got the gears turning in my head and obviously haven't spent the time to truly digest the situation.

Even if it means taking 20 times longer to digest something.I found myself becoming extremely confused, hopeless and depressed after a few weeks of consuming massive amounts of real estate info out there for free, just because no info is really going to hold your hand and take you from A to Z, and even if it does, it actually requires action to be understood coherently.

Lots to digest and learn still, but very interested..

Side note: there was one time I have to deal with iD-theft pro and I'm able to digest how they work, man they're very professional criminals.

With that being said, as many people have stated, the information they are selling needs to be of value, and not just to "up sell" you to something else.I'd gladly pay (and have paid for various trainings/seminars), because the information is: professionally organized, informative, niche specific and easily digestible with books and/or emails with links to the information that was discussed, as well as with ways to utilize the information received, because it's all for naught if you don't actually do something.

@Chris Garzino  Start by digesting all of the free resources.  1.

I'm going to take the weekend to digest all this wonderful info from you and the other posters here, and I'll post again on Monday.

I know that's a lot to digest and it may cost you a little up front, but it will save you tons on the back end, and hopefully establish a great relationship with a contractor you can continue to use.

This means nothing without context, I realize, but just another "eyes on the ground" report for anyone to digest.

I'm responding now to strike a balance between the time it takes for me to digest your multiple dense posts along with their accompanying links and the need for speed mentioned in terms of the property owner itching to sell now.Thank you very much for your reply.