At the end of each podcast interview, they ask the guest what their favorite real estate and non-real estate book is.

As mentioned, if this is the asset size that you wish to look for, start interviewing management companies.

Recently, we conducted an interview with one of our clients who saved $28,500 on his taxes by using a cost segregation strategy.How Cost Segregation Works@Slocomb Reed paid $28,500 less to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) in 2019 because of a property he invested in.

Interview those companies and referrals of those companies to determine if what they offer and how they offer it give you the highest probability of hitting your expectations.5.  

Interview those companies and referrals of those companies to determine if what they offer and how they offer it give you the highest probability of hitting your expectations.5.

I rarely interview someone who feels like they got the best deal in the city.

Another great way is to actually reach out with the contact information provided during interviews. 

You can start interviewing brokers now.Maybe you can get in on a new hire class early in January.You can make a list of the people you will contact day 1 that you have your license who will do business with you.Make sure you have phone #s, emails, complete addresses for the people you will contact.Think about who will buy or sell with you soon.....who's moving, who's starting new jobs, who's getting married, who is retiring, who can refer you business.

I was interviewing few buyer investor agents (Greater Cleveland) and they don't seem to have the 70% rule and all telling me it's hard to find good deals.

He has videos on all of the basics along with interviews with a lot of his students.