When I checked on their Facebook I found that they have three dogs so they lied about two of them, one of the 3 is a pitbull.

I have been a landlord for almost three months.

I am an ARMY combat veteran of 6 yrs. and a father of three beautiful girls.

You have to take a 60 hour prelicensing class in order to qualify for the test, unless you have a four year degree in real estate. 

It's next door to Boeing (walking/biking distance), 1hr North of Amazon in Seattle, 45 min North of Microsoft, only a couple hours South of Canada, and it's growing.

They will give me three bedroom homes when the property is a two bedroom, or use comps from a vastly superior part of town to justify a higher value.

Our primary residence has a considerable about of equity (Apparently that's true because I completed a HELOC pre-qual form online and immediately after I hit 'submit' my phone was ringing with loan offers and it hasn't stopped for the last 12 hours).

I like the three offer thing mentioned in the pod cast. 

One of the complaints I have often heard is that most real estate agents are only concerned about retail buying and selling customers who will probably only have three real estate transactions in their lifetime.

I managed a 120 unit complex, all turns were done in 24 hours,Painting, carpet cleaning, turn cleaning, locks, we had a well managed crew and averaged 5 to 12 (during usually June) turns a month.