Thanks for the clarification @Karen Rittenhouse, it does get a little confusing like for example when Sharin Vornholt mentioned and think of wholesaler as a transaction coordinator or when Mike Nelson mention that he "flip contracts" or "wholesale contracts" even thou is not really "wholesaling" in theory it kind of works out the same and the intention and end result is the same which is selling a good lead, selling a good deal to an investor.I just find it fascinating how words can be interpreted different depending of what you are referring to and how can same words can have different meanings or you can even create a new trend and make up a new meaning for a word like for example "Flipping" I'm pretty sure at some point many years ago someone in the the real estate business started calling it "Flip" and now everyone call it that.by the way I do remember your podcast now, great podcast, I learned a lot from there a lot of good tips.

I am pretty fascinated with the idea of an in law unit myself but I believe that would work for a vacation rental only if the owner is in residence.

Brian, I've been fascinated with syndication for a few years now.

The BRRRR strategy was fascinating to me but I also knew that I couldn’t be in-person frequently enough to manage rehabs.

The numbers are fascinating as conventional wisdom would say that when sales are less, prices should be less.

Within the city limits of Charlotte, the area around Noda and Villa Park have also seen most of their real estate parcels change hands in the past half decade, which is likely not all that unsurprising to people familiar with that area but it is fascinating to see on a map.3.)

I was fascinated by the target niche marketing! 

I really think the story behind why people believe what they do, or the experiences the values and morals are set in is fascinating.

Fascinating discussion.I think many investors personally could benefit from a tax professional well versed in real estate investing.

Communication from erent is horrible.... there was a recent posting in the Facebook page (erent discussion group) that broke down HOW the system works - its a fascinating read, much like "The creature from Jekyll Island", how the whole ACH system works and where it can fall apart.