I've been listening to the BP podcast, practicing (TONS) of deal analysis, reading RE books and attending REIA meetings for 6+ months.

I grew up listening to punk rock and reading 1984.

Many friends, business associates, my CPA, paid financial advisors and paid attorneys listened to what I wanted to do and they agreed that I was doing the right thing, but not one of those persons spent one second of their time to evaluate my investments nor did they evaluate my risks and I lost $1,850,000 plus several years of my time and hard work.

Also, just read/listen/watch everything you can on BP, YouTube, etc.

I've listened to 100 or so episodes of the podcast and have become super interested in so many different facets of real estate investing.

I’m listening to this book; “100 Ways to Create Wealth” and it mentioned something that caught my attention.  

After listening to podcasts, I understand that there’s some kind of limit to what I can do to update a SFH in a residentially zoned area.  

That being said I have made it a daily routine to listen to the podcast and learn having a average of 10k-12k per deal and getting it closed fast instead of waiting for that one good deal (that would take months to find) would be beneficial. 

That being said I have made it a daily routine to listen to the podcast and learn having a average of 10k-12k per deal and getting it closed fast instead of waiting for that one good deal (that would take months to find) would be beneficial. 

It was about this time I started listening to bigger pockets, as well as some of the other well known real estate podcast.