My old boss used to plan using that format as well. 

I'll answer your questions in a quiz format to be concise.I guess my first question would be, how extensive be would the repairs/updates need to be on the house in Tulsa?

LLC formation?

@Matthew Perry We just started sending out monthly newsletters 3 months ago and incorporate an interview format video in it. 

Following the same format - investing All the cash so it compounds and doing one no cash deal each month 9 deals could be made every month that year to produce a profit of $9million.

Also looks like all formatting with the app is lost ... sorry for the hard to read post.

I love the format, the sections, the content, the repetitive questions so you can compare/contrast answers.

Maybe you are too young to remember a time without it.We live in what may be looked back on as the most trans-formative period in human history ever.

Hi @Rod Stanback,I'm sorry I didn't respond sooner, I didn't know the format to do so.  

Despite each guest having a different niche or strategy, you will notice that patterns develop from guest to guest and after a while you'll be able to predict answers to questions based on what you've already learned.You can spend just as much time reading forums or books but, for me, it's easy to get overwhelmed by this proposition because there is not a linear path to the knowledge and there is just so much... a lot of it redundant.Josh, Brandon, Mindy, Scott, and Dave do a great job (usually) of keeping the podcast interviews on track and they follow a pretty rigid, predictable format.