David did a live on IG a couple weeks ago in which he did mention that him and BP disagree on what kind of stories to cover - BP wanting to be more inspirational and David wanting to be more realistic (don't quit your W2, etc).

Stop the blaming game and the scarcity mindset, there are plenty of deals to go around. good all around post.. only thing I slightly disagree with is having your agent look at every deal your looking at.. that would have the agent bogged down with busy work.. the investor should know what a deal is by just the big numbers.. they dont need to run calculators on simple rentals use 50% of gross income for expenses to start.. if you do better fine .. but if it does not cut it 50% or a little lower then its no go .. and on to the next.. 

I was going to disagree with both your previous post Steven as well as with Ebere.

You made the suggestion that "  For tax liens you will have to have a national acquisition strategy, you cannot limit yourself on one or two states. " I couldn't disagree more with that. 

@Seth Baumgartner It sounds like you are just managing a single property, so I actually disagree with the others.

A lot of people will disagree with this and say cut the cord and evict them, but I think it's worth trying to keep a solid tenant.

Just another reason i disagree with the thread about rates, there will HAVE to be a correction.

I'd be glad to get into specifics.I disagree with the idea that using a HELOC is smart only if you have a plan to pay it back.

I disagree with buying Class C and to focus more on appreciation and look at Class A and B.

However, I am going to have to disagree with you on the second part of what you're stating.