In this episode, we explore Charles’s story and the lessons he’s learned over his 20+ year career, including how his first deal failed miserably, how he helped another investor retire through rentals in just five years, and his strong belief that the deal isn’t as important as most investors think — plus so much more!

Remember that your parents and grandparents grew up in a different world than you did and  their beliefs may not be current. 

Ive been reading BP religiously for about a year, along with a Brandon Turner book and currently reading the Trench book. 

It is my firm belief that homeowners do not know how drastically their bottomline is affected by selling with these unethical companies.BEFORE YOU SELL WITH ANY COMPANY ASK THEM "HOW MUCH MONEY WILL I WALK AWAY WITH?"

I've been locating abandoned properties here in San Antonio with the belief they are more likely to be distressed and have value. 

There might be a nonprofit or religious organization that provides rental assistance. 

Some things happen that you do not expect or can control (contrary to the "everything is your fault in life" belief),  but everyone posting hits on this well: Nobody cares whose fault it is or why it happened.

The problem with your don't buy Las Vegas belief and re-peating over and over, is that it is not correct when comparing the actual numbers.

I’ve heard gurus say it, but I’ve also heard religious,spiritual and military leaders preach it.

I'm new to real estate investing and I'm from Kerrville tx I've been listening to bp religiously for months now and I've been wanting to get some more insight or have a conversation with investors about certain criteria i would appreciate ALL advice from anybody