If you're not excited about it, you'll be lazy about it and you will not get any results because you'll not be motivated to take action.

I am going to spend some time at the building department tomorrow and get a plan of action from the people who are approving the permits.

To prevent accusations of discrimination in todays world, it is best to give an application to all interested prospective tenants, when you have verified the applicant doesn't qualify, you can send them a denial letter (Rental Application Response/ Adverse Action Notice).

They open your mind to many ways of doing business plus you get tons of real life actionable tips that can make a big difference in your business.

My interests are in long-term investing (residential buy and hold/rent), and I would love to meet other people in the Little Rock or Central Arkansas area with similar and different REI investing strategies.I think my brain has absorbed all the books/articles/websites it can at the moment, so right now I'm trying to make some local REI contacts in the hopes that it will spur me on to further action.

Fast forward to May, 2016, we're actively collecting information from others who have had the misfortune of investing with Yancey Events, with the intention of filing a class action suit.  

As far as legal action I'm not sure it would be worth it.

Hello BP

Time for me to get started… I have been off and on of BP site, listening to podcast, got ready to get started but never got pass the pressure of failing.

Now I'm ready

I’ve have learned ...

This issue creates a balancing act for all of us in deciding what is the best course of action.

But in the first two years we probably only lost a couple deals due to looking like a couple of kids.and I'm not sure that was the real reason we lost them but lost deals are a fact of life if your 30, 50 or 70.So what was the reason for our success, action, get into the game and play as hard as your able, I never saw a spectator score the winning run.