I have some cards with 0% rate for 2 years but I could pay off cash easily if I wanted to and balances are small.Most of these people espousing no debt as mentioned they have a lot of revenue from their businesses doing seminars and promoting educational  products.

A property that has addressed a radon problem with mitigation methods is a much safer home to live in than one that has not and I'd promote that.Of course, if you tenant pool is largely smokers, they may not care.

No online message boards available as the university only promotes its own housing. 

The key is to talk about related topics, and promote the heck out of that content.

@Ben Stout   If you have substantial equity you refi out ... and pass the asset down to your estate at stepped up basis.. but for me I would rather pay tax then be saddled with a bunch of 30k homes that have little to no exit strategy you don't have to worry about sheltering profit because there won't be any  :)And your right many got fubared going into TIC's I for one am not a fan of pooled investments unless its a very closely held type transaction.. or the Promoter is GOLD and the assets are identifiable..

Maybe your experience here has been different, but IMO, BP seems to do a damn fine job of educating people with applicable, real-world knowledge/experience and promotes (in general) conducting one's business with integrity and honesty.

RVs and trailers aren't real estate, at least a mobile home is an acceptable dwelling and can be converted to RE.IMO, this talk of renting off the wall shelters by the day, week or month isn't event relative to RE or the promotion of good RE practices and isn't a subject for this thread, might take it to the off topic thread if you must, at least there newbies (who I define as those who haven't reached the 500 post club yet) will get it, that it's not an RE strategy or topic.There are plenty of RV threads on the internet.Tiny homes may be considered suitable housing as they may meet minimum dwelling standards, that is what reputable landlords provide, a clean, safe and affordable dwelling.

Landlord runs out of courtroom crying, jumps in car, with tears in eyes blows thru stop sign because couldn't clearly see, cop sees and floors it to pursue and pull over but, in such a fit landlord threw on music as ear-bleed level to "just chill" so never hears the sirens, cop's thinking maybe it's a jail break, calls in backup, now there's a whole slew of cops in pursuit, chopper swoops in and it's on the news, now landlord sees a sea of lights in rear view mirror but it's too late, now it's live streaming and landlords boss sees and recognizes his star employees vehicle right away, and right as he was going to give a promotion.

And that doesn’t bring into account any raises, bonuses, promotions, or living a cheaply as possible in order to save up more quickly.So, what many are saying that disagree with the statement that “they shouldn’t invest in real estate if they don’t have 20k in savings to start with” is that it is better to jump into large amounts of debt, when they don’t know how to manage money, then it is to first learn how to manage money before they jump into that debt?

Some agencies actually have profit/revenue share options as well that promote passive income through the collaborative success of sponsored agents.