The business page is your meat and potatoes, everyone that likes your page will obviously have at least some interest to the content you post.

I'm still small potatoes!

@Mike Gallagher In addition to what Peter mentioned, there is also the "Potato Test".

The idea is you put dirt in the bottom of the can for the potatoes to start.

I'm a small potatoes investor but am curious to hear from folks who have larger real estate portfolios- what is your comfort level for keeping cash in your real estate investment?

not really since you have nothing concrete to share - no "meat and potatoes" so to speak.until you get the first deal/purchase, it's mostly a waste of time. ask around and you will see the best way to learn is to DO IT!

But without the agent in place, without his smiling face selling our offer, without his deep roots in the community that go back decades, without plate after plate of rubber chicken and lumpy mashed potatoes at a thousand social events, without charity bingo every Friday night at the church for 20 years, the deal wouldn't have been made.

Before I get into the meat and potatoes of my post, I want to thank everyone here for their advice on all the forums, I've spent the greater deal of the last few months soaking up all that BP has to offer and it has been amazing!

as a small potato in 1031 exchanges...it is staggaring to consider out of pocket cash needs when doing one of these deals.

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