Originally posted by Scott M.: As Ryan starts to teach a very small %age of his students will actually do anything with the materials - that is just life.

But, I also try to meet people in person as well.

You need to give the buyer a persona that you are confident and that you will definitely bring him deals.

Keep riding this person as long as possible.

All in all, I'm not liking this person as a renter any more.

The problem is when people don't have standards and have no reason to explain why they denied Person A and accepted Person B when their info was exactly the same or worse than Person A.So in summary, don't treat your rental applications as job applications.

If you have a motivated buyer, spend some time finding that person a deal.

It was nothing more than a simple mindshift that transformed into a saying that I live and do business by: "I will not hesitate to take down any deal in the country, without seeing it in person, as long as it is profitable" There are some that think this approach is foolish, some that feel it's a bunch of hot air, and some that feel it is a bold claim...However, I don't make my money by going with the crowd.

I have a question.Why have so many postings in the Blog section of BiggerPockets turning out to be just an ad for the person? As

Can anyone recall a political persona we would call a conservative ever winning the prize?