My target property & market consists of: - B/C class areas in Northern NJ,- SFR or condo, under 1500 sq ft, 2 bath max- no major renovations (foundation, plumbing, additions, electrical)With the current RE market, (ie: low inventory, scarce contractors, etc) I was hoping to learn if current fix & flip investors out there were using a different % to calculate if he/she would even entertain a lead? 

With that in mind...Grant told him that (paraphrasing) if he "stayed liquid, he'd stay broke" and told him (after pitching his "investment opportunity" again) to spend his only $3k to his name on the Grant Cardone REIT (again, I'm assuming it's a legit REIT, but it could be something else, idk).... not on rent or paying bills or buying a suit to get a job or any of that...Since then I have not deemed it necessary to entertain listening to anything from that particular individual. 

Sounds like this woman’s fear (and womens’ fear in general) is funny and entertaining for you?

I live in FL and I am entertaining investing in Pittsburgh.

This past year has been entertaining and full of surprises and continued clarity.

I personally try to alternate between real estate/business books and then something more "entertaining" like a fictional novel or biography.

(Wedding, entertainment venues, conferences, hotel, travel, theme parks, etc.)I hope I am wrong.

He's putting out daily stuff.But it can be tough as you never know when he's BS'ing and telling facts.A few years back, he released a series on interviewing people (kind of like the apprentice) and it's actually pretty entertaining...and a bit cringey...to watch.

It is entertainment. 

Many people live in the suburbs and commute for work/entertainment.