Honestly I didn't think I was in a position to invest currently, but I feel like half of the bigger pockets podcasts I've listened to are from people that started with little or no money and found a way to make it happen.

I'm in negotiations right now to purchase an existing plumbing business, then I will add handymen, cleaners, and eventually an electrician.I listened to a presentation from a Property Manager in Chicago that had 20 maintenance technicians, a 6,000 ft. warehouse with a full-time manager, and I think three maintenance coordinators.

I've been listening to BP podcasts for a few months now but just joined BP.com!

Networking aside, don't forget the basics: reading books, listening to podcasts, engaging on these forums.  

When I had a pest control expert come out to look under my primary residence, I crawled under there with him to look for fungus/mold, termites/ants, and water issues - I learned more doing that and listening to him than I ever have watching Youtube videos or reading forums.If you have structural specific questions regarding conventional residential framing, wood/masonry/brick/concrete construction, or just general questions regarding the integrity of a property, shoot me a direct message.

I've been listening to Biggerpockets podcasts for a few years and am a huge fan.

If you're like me, then when you started listening to the Bigger Pockets Podcasts, you also started reading books and authors that are recommendations from the hosts and guests - and have found many favorite books, with many classic and inspirational quotes.  

After listening to The Book On Rental Property Investing, a question regarding financing came to mind.

That's a long time for one man to talk, and for everyone to listen.  

I just listened to the seller and asked what he needed, we agreed and we closed What was the outcome?