Steven Covey teaches this key concept: Begin with the end in mind.Whenever you start out on any journey, project, etc., you always start out knowing where you want to go, what you want to accomplish.

This has taught me some big-picture concepts and much about investing.

Okay, this is a basic concept that I'm having trouble with.

I'm not currently collecting guest emails but am intrigued by the concept of reaching out to them to fill in gap dates.

I have just learned of the concept and I think wholesaling will really help to get me started but I don't want to get myself into any trouble.  

I am taking the CA real estate salesperson exam shortly, but I'm still in the process of synthesizing my desired niches in REI with my skills and financing options.For example, it's not possible to buy a duplex for $300,000 (or even close, in most cases) in Los Angeles, not to mention in an area that you could get any desirable tenants afterwards (or would want to live) even if you created a beautiful property from the flip.I am particularly curious to learn how people have started out in REI here and how they apply the various concepts we hear about on BP because everything is relatively expensive compared to most other areas, so clearly the barrier to entry is higher. 

The instructor breaks down all of the concepts and principles to easily understand.

Preferred return is one of the most confusing concepts in the commercial real estate realm and it makes sense that you are confused. :-)  I actually wish people would call it a preferred hurdle rate, which would clear up much of the confusion.My company invests with a number of syndicators and we all don’t even agree on how the term is used, though the calculations are the same either way.Feel free to visit my website or just PM me and I’ll be happy to send you a link to an article that will hopefully clear up the mysteries of preferred returned.

The concepts of early FI will not resonate with every teen/young person today.

This is a start up buisness concept.