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Well I didn't buy the hard copy but I did get the audiobook hehe The 10X Rule feels so much energetic in that format, you know And I'm with you 100% man;  you get rewarded every time you go out and take action!  

And by mixing them together you can appeal to a wider range of folks and also get your message read each mailing since it is arriving in a different format than before.Based on your initial message above, it sounds like you are doing your research.

My past experience has been in corporate marketing.ExperienceHaving only been with Creative Alternative Solutions for the past five months, I find the field of Real Estate Investing very challenging, particularly since I live in Damascus, VA and my company is located in Richmond, VA.Real Estate GoalsI am comfortable with the traditional marketing formats, but struggle to learn how to incorporate Social Media in our Marketing endeavors and to assist my General Manager in promoting our services to establish a solid, quality network team and build our buyer and seller leads.Currently SeekingEducation on best practices to find buyers for our properties and to build our presence in the Richmond, VA market.

I believe not since their underlying formation hasn't changed with the State.Another example... 

It doesn't seem to follow your format as closely as I was hoping (I know it was developed with a fair amount of input from Bigger Pocketers), but it looks quite helpful in many ways.  

While education and information are plentiful in today's age, that doesn't mean it's in a format that best serves you.

The workshops have had to change formats due to COVID lockdowns.

Not only do you have to educate yourself on all of the ins and outs of the tax code so you know exactly what you are righting off and whether it qualifies (assuming you aren't already a tax expert), but you also need to make sure the cost segregation report is formatted perfectly, otherwise it could be flagged by the IRS.

One is formatted around the property being paid for in cash and the other is formatted around the property being paid for with leverage, specifically 20% down.