. : )It's funny I saw on Google a restaurant named Hannibal's kitchen.. lolI would be afraid to eat at that place.Those are more block by block old town developments.Where I live is a master planned community of about 3,000 homes.

@Jay Hinrichs That's funny.

In addition to the BP podcast, I also like Justin William's House Flipping HQ (he's all about systems and scaling and goes into details with his guests) & the Real Estate Guys (more macro and across different disciplines of investing).On the non-REI side, I loved Serial (can't WAIT for season 2), Sword & Scale, How Stuff Works (learn SOOO much), Throwing Shade (so funny), some NPR and running podcasts (to stay motivated and keep learning!). 

It's funny, I was calling a previous landlord reference that an applicant had put on their application.

Pretty funny

It’s funny seeing this thread revived. 

I personally think it’s funny when other investors just immediately say “throw out a lowball offer” and who cares if the seller gets upset?

And not a single time did an inspector find anything of signifigance that everyone else involved couldnt clearly see with their own eyes.You can either clearly see the problem....or you cant, and if you cant see it, its not like the inspector has xray vision. that's too funny... we have clients getting home inspections on brand new builds every single time.. and there is always a honey do or punch list.. and sometimes things are missed.. reverse polarity... missed GFI  hot water installed backwards.. hot water in toiletand then picky code things.. for most folks I think its a good choice .. if they don't and something is wrong they will never hear the end of you should have got an inspection comments.

The funny thing about lists is that when they come out, it is old news.

And you're funny.