It details the life of Ben Mallah a very successful Real Estate Investor who has a portfolio worth roughly $200M however due to his unhealthy habits, his doctor predicts he'll drop dead in 5 years and that's why he wants to sell his all of his assets such as cars, yacht, RE portfolio and more (I'm not sure if he still wants to sell these things).Not only is it educating but it's extremely funny, Ben comes across as brash and seems to get on with everyone (even though it doesn't come across like that)Here's the link to Season 1 

Start with high-income professionals that you deal with on a regular basis -- doctors, lawyers, engineers, etc. 

Your doctor will not send you a gift, neither your attorney.Our clients are looking for professionals brokers to get the job done - which we do! 

If you are serious about REI as a career, and you are paying for your school, getting student loans, or have somebody (like your dad) paying for your school... there is not a degree on earth that I believe is worth the amount of money you would be paying for it (this would be a different story if your goal was to be a doctor, lawyer, teacher, etc).

Kind of like doctor's charge really high to see what amount health insurance will cover. 

If you think you need to have your bases completely covered have an attorney review your LLC documents and give a recommendation.Attorneys are like doctors, you really don't to have one, and you prefer not to see them all the time.

They have a medical office and his wife is the doctor.

One grew up around the business so just like if you grew up and your dad was a doctor you may have gone that way.. or your mom was an accountant you might have gone in that field or your dad was an electrician..

The owner had 2 doctor children, who came and got some cash, jewelry and guns and left everything else. 

My wife is eligible for a doctor's loan and I have VA loan eligibility.