Those same companies that use that methodology argue about every penny spent and how you need to "Upsell" everything. 

@Nicholas FazioBasically, use a hloc as your capital reserves for the brrr methodology.

My thought process is, start off with a less expensive property, work out the kinks in my methodology, and have a lower risk while building my knowledge and confidence. 

They take jobs in the field of their choice (technology, real estate, retail, etc), learn the business from the inside out, save some startup capital and THEN venture out on their own.The other benefit of this methodology is that if you fail, you're not going to have to flip burgers to pay your rent...you'll still have skills to go back and either try again or rebuild your war-chest for the next venture.

I heard an ancient, 2004 tape of him presenting and was thoroughly impressed by his ideas.

His statement (I made it relatively easy to view the transcript of his interview for the purpose of allowing forum members to see for themselves what his actual statements were, rather than having to rely on my abridgements and interpretations), that he "...only has a high school degree..." shows his standard methodology in doing business as well.I have a "certificate of completion" from the trade school that I went to.

Though I've come to a different conclusion.We are constantly making changes to our marketing and sales methodologies.

I got burned on one a few years ago and it cost me over 3K to put in a new tank (mine was ancient and had collapsed on itself).

We could probably get rid of many ancient gun laws.

It gives the bullet points that a buyer will want to see initially but also provide the detail to understand your methodology.