Wholesaling episodes from BiggerPockets.com podcast:2, 12, 18, 21, 22, 25, 27, 31, 33, 37, 42, 58, 67, 96, 116, 91How to listen:Go tohttps://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/category/podcast/Or download Podcast Addict app from play store and search for biggerpockets You may also want to check out the following thread for a link of all the books mentioned on the BP podcast:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/79/topics/388292-list-of-all-books-mentioned-on-biggerpocketscom-podcast

Its sad but true, the larger capital gains were usually derived from death, divorce, mental or physical illness, addiction and BK.

It is unbelievable to me how much some of these coaching programs are!  

I have another investor friend who owns unbelievable amounts of real estate from the ground underneath international franchises at major intersections to mobile home parks with hundreds of units.

One of you could loose your job, go through a divorce, get addicted to drugs or gambling, or get in a debilitating accident.

The notion that men are aggressive (and sometimes irresponsible) risk-takers has been bolstered by a plethora of evidence, including one study that concluded that rising levels of testosterone in men turns risk-taking into addictive behavior.After the banks collapsed, the women took over, and they saved the industry.Prominent financier Halla Tomastir said their success stemmed from the following "Core Feminine Values": 1.

It’s basically an addiction and obsession right now.  

Seeing your bank account grow by virtually doing nothing is addicting lol. 

It's a bit addictive - I am staying focused on learning the market and staying ready to find the next great deal!

When you sell a property in California for let's say $1Mil and buy some properties in Mid-West, you have a temptation to buy more and more and more...it becomes an addiction LOL