I start by asking very open ended, so what's your story? Tell

As a storyteller there’s nothing more boring than a story without an arc.

I truly respect you point of view and can appreciate that many who take the traditional, inwardly focused approach to inner city landlording have made good-sized profits.You drive home the point that there are at least three camps on this topic.Under certain circumstances, a landlord may chose to pivot and transcend their traditional "job" descriptions and move on to become cash flow managers, resident services agents, and entrepreneurs.

Ben LeybovichI definitely have and, on a personal note, thoroughly enjoy your story-telling skills, explanation style and willingness to be very open about the workings of your deals.

I will continue to blog about it if you care to follow.I am not really great at story telling, but I try to get all the facts in there.

Ah but the story telling would be worth at least 3 beers and the cost to pay your cab ride home.

I will be interested to see how this transcends over to real estate deals underwritten in alignment with Dodd Frank guidelines, which were enacted after these payday loans were made."

It's chalk full of useful information presented in a nice story telling fashion.My only issue is that the book does not go over how the income from the tax liens are taxed, i.e. short term capital gains, long term capital gains, interest income, etc.I plan on giving Zero Risk Real Estate a read and then invest $1-5K in Tax liens later this year.

Call them, tell them your story, tell them you want to get caught up, and see what they can do.

I rejected the recent applicants for their story-telling approach to the truth.