Whereas selling to an investor they skip the hassle, the pictures, the showings, the repairs, etc. and get out from under it in time to move on with their life with $ to put down on something else.

Skipping the LLC for now could save on upfront costs, especially if you're covered by a trust and umbrella policy.

Here is what you are teaching others:1.Perform a ton of research on how to generate leads.2.Listen to podcasts on your way to work.3.Question the meaning of life, listening to, and dissecting all that information.4.Find A list, Filter That List, Buy that List, Buy stamps, Buy mailers.5.Handwrite 5000 letters.6.Include a pen inside the envelope for “lumpy mail”.7.Send mailers.8.Experience a short-lived feeling of accomplishment.9.Followed by an intense sense of depression and shock upon receiving a ton of angry calls from said mailers.10.Get a ton of returned mailers.11.Skip trace these addresses.12.Pay for a new set of envelopes mailers and stamps.13.Resend mailers.14.Experience another short-lived feeling of hopefulness.15.Followed by an intense sense of depression and shock upon receiving a ton more angry calls from said mailers.16.Listen to more podcasts.17.Get a “AHA!”

You should be able to skip trace the address and find all its public information. 

Whatever list you generate, you need to get it skip traced (matched to phone numbers).

You can skip the first lesson (how to find a good deal).

Conversely, if I don't BRRRR and add these properties 1 at a time skipping the last R then I could reach the same cashflow goal with 6 homes.

My current plan is to generate lists using PropStream, skip trace them, and upload them into our CRM (Resimpli), which we’ll use to execute direct mail and cold calling campaigns.

Did you miss or purposely skip over the parts that didn’t suit your argument?

Please feel free to skip the details and someone may be able to answer my direct question at the bottom of the post.