Try the video lessons by Phil Pustejovsky, they are on his website for free, freedommentor.com or something, they are also on youtube.I really learned A LOT from him.I was given the opportunity to work with real estate, but I was kind of not wanting to get into it, then I found his youtube channel and was really inspired with the way he teaches.

Hello BP family, any way of getting a heads up on cities with fast development, whether it is a sports stadium in the area that will increase the cost of living in area or small cities that are growing at a rapid rate?

Our company just received a few video testimonies from our satisfied clients.

Send me a colleague request, include your email address, and I'll send you a free 3-video "Wholesale Accelerator" course on wholesaling (I give it to my colleagues here on BP).  

I'm going to respond about a looming bust and unsustainable growth in San Francisco.http://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2015-06-22/ny...SF to New York is a common comparison, and while it isn't exact, it sheds a lot of light on what is possible in the future.  

Many investors are into their 40s, 50s, and 60s, and may not be too familiar with digital and social marketing opportunities, and may be limiting themselves substantially by only marketing their properties through "hard" methods (print newspapers, mailers, calls, etc.)I have a BA in Media Studies/ Communications, training in digital video production and post production, and experience in digital marketing through email, Facebook, and other social media. 

---------I have a newbie "client" that read a lot of books, and listened to a lot of youtube REI videos.

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The article & video below from about 6 months will likely be useful for you. 

I am starting to do a video blog for something to look back on and keep me motivated.