He is addicted to the BP podcasts.Later I took my Mac Book Pro into an Apple store to have an IOS update issued corrected.

I started investing a few years ago and once you get started it kinda becomes addicting and you learn so much!

We had much success on the first house and became addicted.

We submitted the lease renewal to the wife (non military member), and she emailed us that her husband is without wi-fi access (not completely unbelievable, but spouse ISN'T currently deployed in a conflict area, ie, Iraq, Afghanistan, etc,) and would therefore be unable to sign the new lease until he arrived back in the US.  

Like a drug addict, Baltimore must first hit rock bottom before there is any hope of change.

Even worse if she had addictions like shopping or gambling.A problem would be if you invested and she wanted to sell and give up the first time you had any problem that investors routinely or predictably will have (if they invest long term) like tenant damage or unanticipated construction.  

Unbelievable.

(Sounds too familiar - I ran away from this in my home country)Unbelievable! 

But, I paid for the Keyspire membership (it wasn't 30k then, but it was a lot) with a loan,  and got an unbelievable baseline of knowledge which has saved hundreds of thousands of dollars in mistakes, met multiple financial and joint venture partners, got an unbelievable foreclosure, and belong to a great network of like-minded investors.

@James BarryI’m a macrovoices addict and I also love studying how money works ( ie fractional reserve Banking, what is money etc, how is a dollar created, Breton woods agreement)I agree with the things you said may not matter as much as people think.