It is frequently much much  higher.

As @Brandon Turner and @David Greene mention on the podcast frequently there are at least three parts to every deal- The Deal (finding it)- The Execution (overseeing the work, managing the property, etc)- The Funds If you don't have any of these then you really don't have a valid reason to be in a deal. 

I'm a huge sharks fan, and 8 year veteran rec league player at Sharks Ice in San Jose (Go Hellfish!

I'm a huge fan of biking to work so this is one of my favorite holidays!  

Frequent lurker on the BP forums and blogs, as well as having listened to almost half of the podcasts.  

I am a big fan of the podcasts.  

Proceed at your own peril but you'd have more fun and a better return standing in front of an enormous fan and throwing handfuls of bills into the air in front it.  

That type of commitment eats up a lot of time from your business as a successful investor.I do not know anything positive or negative about this company although they frequently come up as a topic on here.I would say that it is easier for an investor sell a book/system/information  on doing grand slam deals then to consistently find them over and over  again.

I am a fan and reader of the stashe as well!

I not a huge fan of social media but I have seen it improve other peoples business.