I'm listening to every episode of the podcast starting from the beginning and I just remember there's 1 episode in early 2017 where Brandon Turner asks David Meyer what he's watching on Netflix and David says The Americans and I just thought, 1) damn that was a good show but 2) I SOOOO wish I knew about BiggerPockets in 2017 when I was watching the Americans!  

Most of the Forbes 400 wealthiest Americans use commercial real estate to maintain and grow their wealth. 

I highly recommend it as an honorable and value-add-to-society profession.

BP, How will this new act affect collecting rent from tenants? I saw an article that claimed to exclude payments for rent. Is it only for goods and services? Can someone shed some light on this topic? Thank you!

I have worked with American Roofing on a couple projects and my home.

I inquired at the local historical society, it’s a small town, and was told there had been a fire there in the 50s and the family had rebuilt.

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You can also check out the Sears Outlets for scratch and dents (I think American Freight owns the Sears outlets now).

I know we live in a very litigious society, so what are your thoughts on how close you get to your tenants?

Does your crystal ball see the federal government coming up with the next great plan to "make the American dream of homeownership affordable again" anytime soon?