But when this speaker, who's name escapes me since I jumped into the webinar a tad late, but when he talks about his wife, traveling through Thailand, other personal details, irrelevant dribble about Sy Sperling and Hair Club For Men and throws around words like "I want you guys to get excited about........do you have the passion.....he's attempting to use his "motivational" hyperbole to get you to the end-game, buying Connected Investors platform for a ridiculous $1,497.  

This is our first investment and we're literally pulling our hair out due to how overpriced properties are in the metro and surrounding areas.

I bought a mixed use property exactly a year ago. 2 residential apartments plus a retail front.I have about a hundred and forty thousand dollars worth of renovations done and have a tenant in one apartment and will be opening a hair salon in the commercial space.I am seeking advice on whether or not it is too early to try to get a Heloc in order to recover some of my money .I have run out of cash to complete some remaining required repairs. 

If you want investing advice, look to the grey-haired guy that's done it for 30 years, not the YouTuber that started three years ago in a market that was so hot it makes anyone look smart.

We were 2 General contractors, electrical contractor, a broker, an agent, and a hair stylist.

A few good men with gray hair mentored me when I was in my 20s, starting a business, and thought that I knew everything.

In Philadelphia, PA, my parents have 3 residential properties, one of them having an attached commercial unit that currently has a hair salon client.

I don't want to live with hair all over my house, constant barking, and of course, it using my house as it's restroom.

Discounting rent to throw in a bunch of other junk fees and programs to be just a hair cheaper than booking on Airbnb and keeping all of it is immoral.

The property is allergy free due to owner's family being highly allergic to animal hair, dander, feathers and the like.