I have religiously used the older system and tightened up my estimates thanks to the capabilities that it offered along with knowledge of my market.  

Best case, had 2 nuns from a religious order who wanted to do that.

We started listening to BP religiously and spent every night talking about the endless possibilities in real estate.

Our situation was a little different but wanted to add in a positive experience of having a friend as a tenant in one of our properties.Backstory: He’s a dear friend of my wife’s whole community and something of a religious sage to them.

If you just smacked a price on your house because you thought that “that sounds about right,” you may be in for a rude awakening when you realize you priced your home far too high, or an investor calls begging you to take their money at above asking price!

I would just religiously be on the look out for the property to see if it comes up on auctions or get in contact with local wholesalers to see if someone was found and the person wants to sell it.

So ever since I was 14 I have been a religious saver.

In contrast, indoor facilities, including restaurants, workplaces, offices, choir, indoor sports, birthday parties, prisons, religious ceremonies, funerals, and other large gatherings pose a serious challenge.

My dad is super religious so finding that isn’t going to help.

Ive been interested in Real Estate for as long as I can remember, but always watched from the sidelines.I started to listed to BP podcasts religiously over the last few months and it completely changed my outlook on what I want from my life - for me and my family.A little background on me: I have worked in the consulting world for the last 10 years as an engineer and MBA.