Those are are for profit teachers as well.Advanced training cost money.. whether its worth it to an individual is up to them.Also keep in mind most of the BP audience is buying rentals.. as cash flow is all they want and they think being a landlord will get them to the promised land ( whatever that is) and buying rentals is about as easy as anything in real estate anyone who can fog a mirror can understand the concepts.. anyone with 20k in their pocket and a decent fico can get a loan now a days.. so yes that takes no special brain power or advanced training.

Do this.Get a piece of paper, no computer, just paper.Write down the goals right .. 40 doors.in 5 years.Now go back fro that point and map out what you need to do backwards. then put a time line to all these little milestones and before you know it you will realize you need to start yesterday to make it happen.Do not do this and you forever will be "starting to start".Monkey power!

If you can touch 1,000s + of ears in a hour conversation, it has power.

NOTHING ELSE.You know.. power to the gurus like Cody Sperber and Sean and... for doig an awesome job selling 400 dollar packages to get you started... great!

School is definitely an option, and for some the best option, but we have a lot of power and ability to develop ourselves too without relying on formal education and the high costs it incurs. 

anytime I see capex as a % I think that's a mistake.A roof costs about the same in Mt Oliver as it does in Mt Lebanon.

I might be able to help give you some insight on this to help maximize your purchasing power and investment.

to add to the power of all this..in the time it took me to write that previous message I got 2 more leads in.

I currently work full time for a marketing agency, and specialize in search engine optimization, paid advertising, & analytics.

Will the city require you to bring the water, sewer, power, and gas connections up to 2019 standards?