I understand the mindset as you shift your philosophy over to the operators side of things when it comes to syndication and its a service you can give busy professionals looking to grow their wealth.

Through it all, I've always been persistent, and I've never lost the belief that entrepreneurship is the only way to live my life with passion and the potential for freedom for my family… a philosophy I've seen over and over again here at BP, which I think is great.

I think the 3-4 people in my accountability group were actually reasonably similar in overall philosophy.

You'll notice that everyone has their own philosophy in investing.

Also have read several of the David Lindahl books and the philosophy of why start small when for the same effort you can get into bigger multifamily appeals to me.

Pretty much my philosophy, staying on the right side of legal and ethical matters is the best policy.

Different teaching philosophies and rhetoric may build him up faster and stronger in the long run.Kuddos to you on challenging him to invest in RE and enjoy the journey!

While it's true that many if not most properties appreciate if held long enough, my (conservative) philosophy is to buy a property with good cash flow, pay it off ASAP so it has great cash flow and never worry if it appreciates or not.

For criminal, i use mysmartmove.com (Transunion), it gives me all 3 reports.My philosophy is to take lesser rent from headache free tenants and end up with more time/money in my pocket long term.Good luck

They feel that for the rest of their landlording career each tenant will clean the house for the next tenant, but that philosophy is only a fantasy.