Contrary to popular belief, partnerships are not ideal structures for people with NO money.

Google cognitive dissonance and you'll understand the true agenda for their presentation. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cognitive_dissonance"The discomfort is triggered by the person's belief clashing with new information perceived, [or perceived new information, which is neither new nor informative] wherein the individual tries to find a way to resolve the contradiction to reduce their discomfort."

Believe it or not, everyone and their dog are wanting to invest in Toledo and it’s even beyond my belief how much appreciation has occurred over the last 3 years.

Are there specific BiggerPockets forums or blogs I should follow religiously?

I'm interested in an update on two items builders track religiously:1.

I am in the program at the moment and have religiously following and focusing on his content.

Of course, this assumes you're keeping track of everything religiously, as it would be hard to reconcile such records and ensure completeness.Otherwise, look into hiring a bookkeeper/accountant/CPA who can provide this as a service for you and can help advise you proactively, so you can prevent issues rather than remedying them after the fact.

It also doesn't help I've read a lot of Dave Ramsey type stuff and have a strong belief about living frugally and simply.  

My belief is that this is a political ploy to placate the Lahaina Strong group.

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