The more I listen to different podcasts and continue to hear them on there, and continue to get their emails (they're on their 7th coffee farm right now), the more I've started to become interested again. 

Listen, despite what people see on TV, real estate investing is tough.

I talk with some of these connections on a weekly basis in discord, so just listening to them, I'm able to draw inferences and learn about trends in sub-markets in western PA.

Make a police report, and keep a copy, generally the police do nothing.Talk to Mom in a calm manner without GF, and get her story, listen and don't tell her you went to the bank or know the truth. 

For any holdover tenants, if they are month-to-month, listen to the Dion McNeely episode of BP, and get their rent close to market value.5.

Listen to the podcasts, read the books and blogs, ask questions to fill in the gaps.

I’ve been reading just book after book after book about REI and listening to 2-3 Rookie Real Estate podcasts every day for the past 3 months, but haven’t taken action.

Here on BP I make a valiant effort to consult and give value 100% free to anyone willing to listen and take my teachings seriously

I don’t know if it is just me, but I have not heard a lot of encouragement these days about going to local meetups while listening to the podcasts.On previous versions of the BiggerPockets website, it was a lot easier to find out where local meetups were being hosted because there was a link on the front page that read “meetups” and it would take you right to the meetup page where you could see a map where  people were having meetups in your area or in other areas across the country.

You listen to the host ramble on, generically answering questions, continue to tell everyone it is a numbers hame and to keep pounding the pavement OR they'll start talking about their successes.