Every day I interact with people making the same amount as myself and boy oh boy..They have a posh car / live in the center of the universe in 2.5 - 4k apartments / go on fancy trips.

I definitely have been interested in adding this to my arsenal of marketing techniques, right now I am just working with exterior drone videos and interior stills.The thing I do wonder about virtual tours, is if everyone can see the houses from the comfort of their own home, the human interaction in real estate gets severely limited.

The 2nd task was dealing with a few sources of data, that requires significant human interaction.

I have offered multiple times to manage the property for him and set up everything online, but he likes the interaction and being part of the process.  

The problem with aluminum is it's often connected to Copper and the two metals interact leaving a poor connection between the two that can end up as a fire bazaars.

When I was coming up I liked different books at different times for different reasons, but I remember liking off the top of my head:Confessions of a real estate entrepreneur (commercial real estate broker who has rehabbed and leased large complexes and shopping centers)The Gary Keller books are pretty goodWilliam poorvu's ( Harvard professor)I was a finance major so I like the less narrative books, less schlocky, more analysis.Personal finance is an interactive math game with real world implications and life rewards.

I know that plenty of resources on BP to gather information but I am looking to interact with investors who have use either method of funding. 

It was an excuse to get out and interact with the tenants and see if repairs were needed, and confront them about late rent. 

Considering Pellegrino's statements I was wondering how your interaction with the SBA resolved.

Using celebrity to scam people has to be the lowest of low in terms of basic human interaction.