"Getting it back where it should be" seems a meaningless concept to me.

Also, Donald Miller has a new book called 'Building a Story Brand' that talks specifically about the guide concept in marketing, you might find it interesting.These are three people I'm curious about, I am not affiliated with them and have not tried them out but if I were a new agent I'd be checking them out, I think they all focus strongly on lead capture and conversion:Easy Agent Pro  https://www.easyagentpro.com/Honey Bar Media   https://honeybarmedia.com/The Lead King  http://theleadking.net/If you try any of these out I'd REALLY appreciate it if you let me know your thoughts on them, good or bad - I'm looking for good resources I can recommend to newer agents.If you go the expired listing/FSBO route, I would recommend using good scripts (I think Tom Ferry has good ones?

From my quick read, it looks like DST as referenced in your blog is a concept of fractional ownership in larger commercial scale properties that are managed in a DST.

You can also subscribe to the local business journal.

I am really like concept and i think this can help me with my goals.

@Mike Gehard One of the most helpful concepts I've run across in evaluating sponsors is the idea of Batesian Mimicry.

I am actually a big fan of the concept.

I don’t mind the concept, but the town needs to keep in mind that fines need to be notified promptly.

I've heard the words "Tax Lien Certificates" and "Notes" come up in different information I've read and while these concepts are foreign to me, I am interested to learn more about how they can fill out the "asset" column in a portfolio.A huge thank you in advance for your help and support!

It is the same concept as how big tech companies save billions of dollars on taxes legally.