The mentor has the edge where practical knowledge is concerned, but the mastermind has the edge where group interaction and new ideas are concerned.

We asked some of our key speakers to give us some brief insight on what you can expect to discover at the conference in our Speaker Insight eBook, including:What have you changed about your property management best practices?"

Then I was told that it is common practice.

Disclaimer: While I’m an attorney licensed to practice in PA, I’m not your attorney.

I think that's super practical and sensible.  

@Kyle Mitchell1) I like podcasts that focus on tools for success (practical) or lessons learned form mistakes (detailed).

It just isn't practical.

For the past 17 years I've been practicing as a real estate attorney, broker, investor, urban planner, syndicator and owner of a mid sized property management company in California. 

Or is it simply more effective to learn both aspects of the business simultaneously?

Double this - and then we may have room to play with SE tax.Paying in cash, as you know, is an awful business practice.