@Troy S.I would say it depends on your level of connections to businesses and expertise in dealing with different businesses (e.g. logistical/legal/practical issues leasing the space to a restaurant versus convenience store).

Seems decent but wondering how practical it is.

I have been reading and listening to the podcast religiously every day and also trying to practice analyzing deals to prepare for finding my next property.I know this is the most important skill to hone to become an effective investor and I fully understand the process.

There is a BP book on investing with low or no money down you probably want to read.I also recommend practicing with the real estate calculators - getting the math right is the key to a “good deal”.Feel free to contact me with any questions or post them in the appropriate forum - the community here is great.

We do this quite often as it is almost common practice for Environmental firms to "recommend" a Phase 2. 

Generally speaking your typical guru coaching program teaches you concepts of how to analyze a market, how to talk to brokers, how to raise capital, etc... so you can practice the business despite where you and the guru live. 

It would be more helpful if you give a city name or a zip code.Disclaimer: While I’m an attorney licensed to practice in PA, I’m not your attorney.

Even the Texas State Bar RE Practice Manual removed all of the LO and Exec Contract forms from them because of the large risks and Deceptive Trade Practices Act tie-ins.

Mike Hassan is an attorney and practices real estate law in the AA area.

When you have a hot-water system fired by a boiler, typically the boiler can last practically forever with regular maintenance.