Turn up your volume to hear the video.  

I am brand new at REI and I have a lot to learn.

I helped him to prepare for multiple specific phone calls before they were made, anticipating the situation.I cheered him on when any small thing was done right.I showed him how devastating lack of skills and preparation were to both of us.I gave him a lot of training material.I made custom material and videos for his situations that he was facing.We brainstormed other ways he could improve and have fun at it (watching American movies for 'lingo')'Now, he's motivated every day.

That said, it's a great place to live and Portland has a lot to offer, especially if you like good food, good beer, and the outdoors.

This is a LOT to navigate when many of our lives are so often in flux, so just be mindful that the credit diligence on you doesn’t always end at closing…particularly if your mortgage broker is planning to sell your loan.I admittedly over-indexed on diligence $ and time on this investment, as it was all part of my planned RE education.

He’s a passionate dude, with a lot to say.

Great tip on Cozy and a lot to think about regarding the other suggestions.

It's a lot to ask for, but at the same time I would have a car and I'm willing to drive around to check up on your properties / projects (could also take and send you pictures) or help out on just about anything I can.

I just replaced my clay lateral because it had an offset/rootball and you can come back with some pretty high quotes to counter your offer with depending on the video inspection. 

I have a lot to learn and looking forward to network with the BP community and possibly partner with fellow investors.