This book is probably the most mentioned book when guests of the podcast are asked about their favorite business non real estate related book.

My college friends and I took a road trip up there when we were 19 for a week.

Obviously, those who have a favorite asset class will be more bullish on one than the others, so keep that in mind. 

We are putting together a fundraiser to support our youth mission trip this summer, where we will be serving the Cincinnati OH community through serving in local food pantries, nursing homes, and helping with childcare programs like the Boys and Girls Clubs.

I run every expense I can through my AMEX card and get points that I redeem for several FREE trips per year.

I see from your side of it, that even though you may have nearby properties, every trip over to them doesnt mean you're going to be able to time fixing multiple things and it may not equal less expenses on your part as the management. 

I always recommend that OOS investors make the trip out to meet the folks they are thinking of working with (whether Turnkey or DIY, the point still stands) once they've got a shortlist of 1-2 teams/providers.

Cash invested: $98,600 subtract $2,300 I recieved from auction and $1,200 from 2 trips to the junk yard. 

Take an exciting trip to a RE seminar (like a vacation), show her the numbers, meet friends in the space that have had positive results.

I organize real estate networking events in NYC for people who invest in Allentown or Philadelphia.Philadelphia is not that far of a trip to NYC. let me know if you want me to provide you details of the event.Investing in Allentown allows me to understand PA state tax law well.