Then I found out he was co-host of the BP Podcast, which is very popular and useful...so essentially, if you can plug into that guy's meetups and follow his content here, you'll immediately be closest to one of the most enthusiastic, inspiring BP sources of info!

Howdy! To start I would like to give a little background information on myself. I recently graduated from Texas A&M and am working full time in the construction industry. During my time at school, I befriended two...

@Scott Voiers If you're gunning for the big stuff, amass capital equal to 30% of the big stuff purchase price, and ensure that your big stuff cash flow will cover monthly debt payments (DSCR).

Don't carry a gun unless you plan on using it, but it doesn't hurt to keep one in your vehicle. 

A friend told me when he was little he shot a hole in his window with a BB gun. 

I was actually more concerned with him drawing fire towards my property and my tenants and would rather he stayed out of sight instead of aggravating the lady with the gun any further, which is what he did after we talked.

You may find that he becomes very enthusiastic when he sees the possibilities.My wife was comfortable and very risk-averse when we married 14 years ago.

And I'm convinced that he lost the second deal because the guy was very enthusiastic to do LO after I explained it to him and made him the first offer (based on Brian's instructions.. i wasn't crazy about tying the purchase price to a new appraisal when TB is ready to purchase, nor were 5 other investors I checked with, but I realize that's debatable).

But if you're risk averse, there's nobody holding a gun to your head to take max leverage.

And be prepared for a pit bull to be set on you or a gun to be waved in your face.