They used to offer a deal for 12 months for $1 through the real estate rookie podcast I believe code was ROOKIE but not sure if they are running that promotion anymore.

Hi Everyone,I recently got a promotion at work that allows me to live remotely in any part of the country.

Many people start a business and they might even be good at it but are rarely capable of self promotion.

That being said, my hope is that keeping the dialog going to raise awareness and promote open and reflective discussion on these issues will help to address some of the very real challenges we navigate.

BP is pretty strict on promotion/naming deals/syndicators.

Most successful investors I follow seem to promote a refinance event every five or so years to harvest the equity and build their portfolio.

I feel bad that this post smacks of self-promotion, but I’ve had so many people ask me this question that I’ve made it a major focus of mine on Biggerpockets.

First lien basis, so you can’t borrow the down payment from them.Most lenders want a borrower to have a certain amount of skin in the game, so LEGALLY being able to put together a nothing down deal is MUCH more difficult than it used to be.A good-great deal can be syndicated, but the money investors want the vast majority of equity ownership, leaving relatively small amount of equity for the “promote”.

I also know other YouTubers willing to promote it. 5) I made a lot of money in crypto over the last year and most of the money that will be put up is my own.6) I will also be placing 12 Helium (HNT) miners across the property to mine HNT coins 24/7.

We have done the occasional swag (Nike golf shirts, Underarmor Pullovers, pens, etc) but these are more promotional items from our marketing budget.We have done gift baskets for larger investors and don't underestimate the power of personalized handwritten notes/cards.The best "holiday gift" is the returns our investors receive (we are in the midst of 2 sales), but this year I am also thinking of a box of gourmet handmade pretzels dipped in chocolate, caramel and nuts that a small producer in the Philadelphia area makes (keeps with the Penn theme).