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Now that it's the off-season for football, I stumbled across the Bigger Pockets Podcast a couple weeks ago and started listening to a few episodes, which ultimately led me to this site!

I had previously heard of new agents doing BPOs on an episode of biggerpockets, but never really understood the concept until recently. 

Episode 247: How to buy your first (or next) property by the end of the year (the 90 day challenge) @Brandon Turner. 

Just listened to the episode with Engelo and it was great to hear a strong Aussie accent on the podcast haha!

That’s the story on today’s episode of The BiggerPockets Podcast, where we sit down with Nat “The Beard” Borchers to learn how he built a sizable portfolio of rental properties while traveling the country (and the world!)

I really learned a lot about direct mailing for wholesale deals on episode 175 with Tom Krol.

I highly recommend you listen to a recent episode of the Real Estate Rookie podcast that featured Brian Bradley with Bradley Legal Corp.

It should be noted that each episode is actually 14 hours long which consist 95% of Ben discussing his thoughts and Brandon discussing his pets. 

In general low income has more turn over, higher turnover costs, more uncollectable move out costs, and more energy to collect rent monthly (if section 8 doesn't cover 100%), so it isn't a winner for property managers.You might want to listen to my podcast episode and check out my BP blog; I've reviewed a bunch of books that relate to low income and write about my experiences.