My blog/website is about long distance self management, landlording, investing in class A investments, investing in a transient lifestyle, etc.Look forward to seeing you around!

This podcast does have some of the speakers pitching their product which seems to turn some people off but there is still a good portion of content for free.4) Title: Lifestyles Unlimited PodcastHost: Steve Davis and others from the Lifestyles Unlimited teamTimeframe: 2009-ish - TodayRoughly # of Episodes to date: A TON, about 7 a weekMain or Recurring Topics: Investing in Buy and hold rentalsQuick Overview: This is one of the first podcasts on real estate investing I listened to and really enjoyed being able to have a new episode every day.

We have reformed our lifestyle, cars paid off, no more credit cards, coupon cutting etc., down to basics with the help of another blog I was reading (mrmoneymustache.com).

What the real challenge will be is even if you can still make the investment perform better on paper - will the end dollars to you be enough to sustain your lifestyle?

You can also see where they do business, what they do and an indication as to life style, lots of intelligence can be had from bank statements.

I think the best way to save money while studying real estate investing is to keep your day job until the income from your investing supports your lifestyle AND there is some left over to do more investing.

Please don't tell me we aren't successful, as we too are entrepreuners and we think we are successful in not working a 9-5 for the past 17 years, having wonderful vacations & lifestyle, raising great kids, and we are still pretty young (43,44).

Besides, people's circle of influence are generally in the same income/lifestyle category.

At some point, the homefolks age out and need to sell, even if they don't want to leave their lifestyle.

The looked in depth and saw what fit their lifestyle, what was available/good deal, and what they liked and found their niche.