@Jason MalabuteWe recorded a podcast with Ivan about six months ago, and although he may have used bridge financing in a couple deals, the way he's scaled his company and the fact that he is vertically integrated gives me the feeling that thesis going to be in this business for the long term, and focuses heavily on operations.Here's a link to his show --> https://jakeandgino.com/real-estate-wisdom-lessons-from-ivan...Gino

Hi Guys hope your having a wonderful day im looking to Work for someone willing to teach i know alot already but You tube dont mean Squat i need hands on Experience with someone with Wisdom in this industry that can help me get my feet wet in a controlled environment and i think working for people that are already doing big things in real estate will help more than just going on your own Iron sharpens iron.

Conventional wisdom states that building a solid local network is key to any operations.

Enough” - “Your success as an investor will be determined by how you respond to punctuated moments of terror, not the years spend on cruise control”The Noticer: - “One way to define wisdom, is the ability to see into the future the consequences of your choices in the present.

A lot to digest but some gold nuggets of information and wisdom!

You have to be creative, then you create equity.Thank you, appreciate the wisdom.

Any suggestions for impactful investments or initiatives that could provide sustainable support would be deeply appreciated.Thank you for your wisdom and support during this challenging time.P.S.

What a shame, because Kiyosaki's original book was full of such great wisdom to live by.

I’ve spent the last year really learning about how great investors and others think, so I cracked open “Seeking Wisdom from Darwin to Munger” and looked at the chapter on reasons for psychological mistake with this MI debacle in mind to get a better idea of why people did/do invest with him.

I would also network, gives you experience and wisdom for flipping in the area.