We have always operated under the belief that "because we (the company) own the properties that we manage, then we are exempt from requiring a broker's license".

Definitely changed the way I see real estate, business and it helped shatter my limiting beliefs at that time.

This will decrease your stress levels and elevate your belief that you are able to be an investor and do this business.

A first aid kit and a few tricks of the trade should suffice.My belief is as long as it's going to heal itself....no problem, keep working.   

It sounds like they are trying to drum up business for candle/Tupperware/essential oil/Mary Kay parties, (the list is endless) or religious activities where all might not be welcome.   

So, I have been listening religiously for about a month now, I’m caught up to about 2014 and have my playlist full of episodes that sound like they really pertain to me.Fast forward some years, and I currently work at Wells Fargo full-time as the Branch Manager and then by night and on weekends my wife and I own our own performing arts studio that I mentioned before.

since starting real estate 8 months ago Ive been following his methods religiously and have not seen any results.I've researched Tom Ferry but have not signed up for any of his programs. anyone have any experiences with both?

I am religiously reading on BP and listening to Podcast.

The belief that the IRS will accept a few hundred dollars for the removal of a lien in which significant equity exists is based on a fantasy of urban myths or examples in which very unusual circumstances existed.In most cases, after a long drawn out process, the IRS may accept less than face value of the lien if the property sells for somewhere in the general range of its appraised value. 

I ended up seeking out below market rent (plenty in east bay) and that freed up my down payment money to invest OOS.If we subscribe to the belief that what happens in SF trickles out the rest of the bay (at varying degrees) then it looks like there might be a peak for rents (which again depending on area might be at or near).