The tenant pays $35 I think and they can re-use that application along with credit and background reports for 30 days to submit to other landlords at no additional cost.

I've been actively searching for and analyzing multifamily and single-family deals, making calls, and submitting offers.

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.

@Scott TrenchOnly thing I can think of is He just recorded a video on YouTube that discussed a former employee of bigger pockets and had some criticisms.

This is usually done through a series of videos (we provide the scripts) before telling them to sell their house to you over your competitors.Other clients, who don't feel comfortable recording videos, can still get good results but it's done through images / infographics and other content that helps build your brand and authority.How are you generating MS leads these days?

I wrote a piece about them a while back: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/pushing-back-against-real...And I'd also check out James Jani's great video on gurus:That being said, I don't know anything specifically about Thach Nguyen or Jake Leicht so I don't have an opinion on them specifically.

I have been listening to a lot of real estate podcasts and youtube videos.

However, every time my contractor submits the applications, the city requests new revisions.

I also recommend reading blogs and forums or watching videos on how to develop a good roommate contract, house rules, etc.

I bought some tools, watched YouTube videos, and saved thousands on the remodel.