IMHO most of his books are just motivated books which I guess is ok if you need it but really there are better motivational books out there(including the bible for those who are religious or religious curious).But as far as actual real estate education he is so vague it's not really worth getting his materials.

I have been listening to the podcasts religiously over the past couple days, trying to catch up and taking notes along the way.

Another suggestion is to set up a bunch of keywords and use the search engine religiously on this website and you will learn a TON!

Because of religious reasons,  he cannot accept interest.

But after months of taking a back seat, listening to the BiggerPockets podcast religiously, reading countless books, and digesting every piece of information the blog posts had to offer, here is my formal introduction.My name is Juan Medina.

If you want to invest in Rochester then I would religiously follow the MLS so you get an understanding of pricing. 

I listen to the BP podcasts religiously and they say that you have to target the same list over and over.

I have been browsing the forums, reading the beginners guide and listening to the podcast religiously for about a week now.I am a registered nurse case manager, and I work for a small company handling workers compensation claims.

wow, that's a new one on me. though I have seen ads on cl with those scams ran a time or two. they pour on some religious and save the children type act that they run somewhere abroad so they can't be there to show the property. hopefully there's no liable claims against you from those victims that actually sent monies....Kudos,Mary

I am an avid fan of Robert Kiyosaki and Grant Cardone and have more or less been going through their material religiously while maintaining a 50 hour+ week job and my own small operation of buying and selling on the side and going to school(psychology is a hobby subject though I have no interest in doing anything with the degree).