Techniques, Ideas, Networking, Helping people answer questions and to just really keep yourself involved with investing and surrounding yourself with other investors.

You just need to kind of tailor it to the situation so that the company is basically listed as a corporate guarantor.

Michael, I invest in both, and am happy to share my personal pros and cons (as well as my due-diligence techniques).

@Alina Beryh another technique is to try different contractors for different parts of the renovation rather than letting one company do the entire job.

Then pull the equity to purchase another rental, (using the BRRRR technique).I'm looking to buy a rental property out of state due to the price point and rental income ratio.

I understand both sides of it.Sometimes regardless of what people are told they have to go through the process of self discovery and reaching their own conclusions about the effectiveness or NOT of certain techniques used for investing.The reason bandit signs are not talked about much these days is they have fallen out of favor in many parts of the country.In some areas there might be an ordinance against stationary signs but not moving ones or having a person hold a sign on a corner for so many hours etc.

Not "positive thinking", "visualization" or some other "technique".

I do not hold my properties, so I have to tailor my offers to ensure that there is a margin for me to make a profit.

I remember a technique used years ago by one of the gurus where they would use the phrase, "offer is contingent on buyer's approval and acceptance of the property inspection."

I will admit that I only watched the introduction video, which included two techniques for making major income with no cash, but I gotta say, I have never seen such HOG WASH.