In fact  there's a company that markets quite heavily on this BP that sells uneducated investors formation packages that are completely impractical and unnecessary but there are plenty of accountants out there who do the same.  

When Don Campbell left REIN they continued the slide into a similar format.

For those reasons, I will wait to listen to several episodes before deciding whether his particular style was a good move for this podcast or not.I also love David Greene and Rob Abasolo, as well as the way their individual styles complimented each other in the podcast format. 

Get as many formats of content as you can for the best bang for your buck while they are there.

@Heather Watkins I prefer to see the posts where the investor is merely contemplating taking the steps you've taken rather than instances where they have already spent unnecessary time and expense on entity formation because we as a BP community can at try to steer the investor in the right direction.

(Don't forget to split the 20% to 25% K shows by 50%)His minimum expectations are:20% Annual Net ROI Per Property Per Year8-12% Cash on Cash ROI Per Property Per YearAverage Value of Properties $150,000.00Average Down Payment on Properties $30,000-$60,000 (range between cash flow markets and growth markets)Coordination Fee Per Property of $2,000-$5,000SWAN Account Formation of $10,000 For The First Property and $5,000 Per Property After That (Sleep Well At Night Account)Minimum Duplication of Portfolio: Double Your Portfolio Size Every 5 Years

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Don't fall for the same trap as the countless bigger pockets forum posters who came before with similar posts over strategizing and over thinking entity formation.  

This really hurts the local population as it's derails any sort of capital formation.

How much of this cash can be taken in loan format?