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Weis Sherdel How valuable is Real Estate License for Real Estate Investing
1 November 2015 | 12 replies
I have everything in my finger tips.* I wantes more resources.
Matthew J. T. Putting Earnest Money
14 July 2011 | 27 replies
Have a capital from a HM lender at your fingertips and use it when you cant find a back-end buyer.Look at the numbers and see if you can buy and list as a fixer as that is a great strategy to use assuming the deal is private and the numbers are there.
Kyle Tweed New member from West Houston, TX
7 July 2014 | 7 replies
I think you will find a great deal of resources at your fingertips on this site, not to mention great people to network with!
Griffen Herne My First Post and First Question - Buying My First Home/Investment Property
15 November 2014 | 3 replies
I always wonder if another industry is as lucky to have a resource of this caliber at their fingertips and earlobes - shoutout to that podcast of yours! 
Sergio Veskovic New member from Atlanta
23 October 2015 | 1 reply
Welcome, EVERYTHING you need is at your finger tips now.
Harry Williams What will a good bookkeeper take off my hands?
4 December 2017 | 16 replies
It is getting those analytic reports at your fingertips and someone making you accountable so bookkeepers like us can achieve your goals.
Julian Merchant Intro from a new agent/longtime BP fan in SoCal
29 April 2015 | 8 replies
With the license, the world is at your fingertips!
Account Closed 'Get a Piece a dat REI Pie' Pattern Phenomenon: Rash Expectations?
2 May 2015 | 4 replies
if u seen the movie 'Limitless' it sould resonate with the psyche of how i believe our society is conditioned into a delusionally bipolar'grass is greener' mindet where we are either very happy/successful, otherwise we are down in a ditch waiting for the next opportunity to get back up there and be ecstatically happy and successful in the future.what about incremental. to me, that's how savings and investment actually materialize. heck, the very word itself 'invest' should encompass the fundamental of not consuming today in order to have more tomorow. i myself have times when i am broke but thats almost always right after a close where i invested than liquidated. my final thoughts are practically nobody on BP is living in the horrid shantytowns of any continent for matter where they are living in starving conditions with no food/water available on a daily basis nor having nothing to call their own other than the clothes on their back. such is the case out there for some large portion of some 8 BILLION humans on this planet. many, many if not most people out there all over the world don't own anything at all except the clothes they are wearing right now. likewise, many/most people on this planet don't have a practically endless supply of food so they dont go hungry. here in northamerica, luckly even homeless folks if there hungry can simply find out where the nearest 'soup kitchen' is and get a wholesome meal on a daily basis indefinitely. we have so many resources at our fingertips that it is so easy to start saving up 100s of dollars a month even based on minimum wage (whereas a family overseas living in rural areas with no local jobs other than living off the land, as is the majority of situations across the globe, may be lucky to even make $100 a YEAR!).
Mark H. Mark-newbie from Ohio
4 May 2015 | 7 replies
Mark   welcome to bigger pockets, how awesome is that to have parents already in the business,  you have  a great source of knowledge and experience at your fingertips, perhaps you'll  partnered with your parents on  future deals.
Steven Trang Newbie in the Bay Area, CA
14 May 2015 | 26 replies
Hey SteveWelcome to BPDive in and dug in to dig place of endless information at ur fingertips!