There has been an irresponsible fad on real estate sites like BP for at least the last 5 years.Single family homes were now for suckers and everyone and their grandma has been attending syndication boot camps and coming here to write sensational posts and “success stories” on BP.You are about to find out who is an investor and who is a scam artiste.But don’t worry,the actual investors will be here to hold your hands and offer Kleenex through all the tears and blood.We all learn in this journey of life.No need for gotchas and “I told you so”...just life lessons we all learn at some stage.I wish you as little pain as possible over the rest of the year,brothers and sisters!

Whenever an article is about to pop about rates going lower, there's a bidding war for the adspace right next to that article.... the more sensational the last article about the subject was, the more the next article gets bid up.

@Jason Allen - Cant comment on that , but do feel, like all things in life, sometimes the loud and sensational voices get immediate attention - and thats ok .

I think this topic is somewhat sensational. 

The main point I am making is to take the time to read about what is going on and not just rely on the sensationalism that seems to be part of mainstream coverage.

Focus on doing that every day and 10 years from now you'll be called an overnight sensation. ;)

Don't let one sensational story cloud your judgement. :)

You can get a great deal, but you do not build instant equity after closing for financing or accounting purposes, gurus use these claims to add sensationalism to their claims.

I fully understand that my youth/inexperience places me at an initial disadvantage, at least in terms of attracting investors, and imbues a level of doubt to any claims remotely sensational.

So, if you hear some sensationalism about some matter, consider why it may be offered, Josh doesn't endorse anyone I don't think and they load each podcast with disclosures and comments to seek legal advice.