@Mindy Jensen Such a Great Episode!

nice post.. were i see 100% financing is for EXTREMELY experienced operators that have been with their HML for years and years.. and the deals are no more than 60 to 65% LTV.. this does happen.. but its only for those special few repeat clients that have years of working experience with the lender. totally agree on the ones that require a larger fee up front I just hearken on the American Greed episode with Remmington Financial the King of pump and dump due diligence lenders.. 

I have listened to many of the BP podcast episodes, read many articles, attended a few webinars with Brandon Turner, and I just bought Turner and Dorkin's new book (I have not read it yet though).

Plus, one of the owners of Latitude was recently on the  BP Podcast episode 291As far as lenders go here's my take; as a Realtor myself I find it easiest to have my clients go through lenders I have worked with before.

I'll have to check out your podcast episode

You can only learn so much from the outside.If I was you I would listen to like 60 podcast episodes and read 2 books and do it in less than a months time... become addicted... then buy you first rental as SOON as you find that deal that the numbers make sense. 

I heard Josh, Brandon, and Mindy when they appeared as guests on various old episodes of the Stacking Benjamins podcast and was intrigued enough to start listening to the Bigger Pockets podcast.  

Especially if your my age or a bit older and grew up on hearing the word “groovy” uttered over and over by Marsha or Greg referring to their new pair bell bottom pants on an episode of the Brady Bunch back in the day.

Now to put it to use to achieve my RE goals...What I learned from Bryce Steward's amazing BP podcast episode is that he owns all his properties within 2 miles of each other. 

So, brainstorm ways to incorporate your unique skillsets, areas of expertise, and background into your podcast name and flow.Also, I recommend recording at least 5 episodes before the official launch, and release all five in the first week.