EAs must pass an examination or have sufficient experience as an IRS employee and pass a background check."

Austin is the greatest city in the world, so I don't disagree.

Thoroughly research potential properties by examining inspections, financial records, market trends, and legal considerations.

I sort of disagree.  

I disagree with some of the posts of this thread. 

Another thing that BP is great for is helping newer investors like Steven figure out exactly which strategy they want to pursue; so many different ways to make money in this industry (admittedly I am biased to micro-flipping as discussed on my BP episode).I do have to respectfully disagree that simply because I have now chosen to teach people how to successfully flip homes, does not somehow eliminate my ability or past success in flipping hundreds of homes over the last decade.

@George Voutsinos I would have to disagree with your approach :) The cash flow leaves as soon as the tenant moves out.

You'll be exposed for some time, that's your down side.Most of this board opts for this route of umbrella coverage, but I disagree with a lot of what this board pushes.

So examine per zip code based on geographical location.

Steve, I respectfully disagree.