Not to say the podcasts aren't very useful, but they seem to be a very new outfit that only accepts cash investments because they don't like the 'red tape' of working with  banks (aka appraisals etc) so I'd read up on people's actual experiences before pursuing that specific avenue.Of course, being the CEO of a full-service turnkey provider in Birmingham, AL, I obviously think TK is an amazing RE investment and perfect for first-timers because, as Ken correctly noted, it takes the emotion and hassle out of it.

I need the accountability from someone who's already been there, done that. just pick up used books from guru's  every guru you can think of buy them for nothing on E bay.. plow through those .for motivation pick up some old Zig Ziegler tapes or Jim Rohn or  Tony Robbins.. 

Soooo much red tape around everything.

I'm not selling books or tapes (tapes? 

There are still a few lines of red tape that you’ll need to be aware of, but there are some good options if you’ve got the time to dig through the beaurocratic maze that is the city of Fort Collins land use code. 

Have runners taped down to protect your floors (unless you do tile or something, then you're good.) get those baseboards in8.

my host said it was taped and showed on line to all their offices or areas .. so I suspect  they will give me a copy at sometime. and if I can figure out how to forward it I will.. 

@Spencer Gray just tape two together facing opposite directions lol

Books and tapes are great too but a good mentor is worth its wait in gold.Good luck here,

But the pain of the red tape and adapting to the BS has been killing me.