Wholesaler · Renton, WA · Member since 2016 · 93 posts · 30 votes
Hi Everyone! I travel about 40-60 minutes both ways to and from work every day. I cant get enough of the BP podcasts! I was wondering what everyones favorites are!
Also, any Audio Book recommendations aside from Rich Dad and 10x Rule :)
Real Estate Agent · Washington, D.C. · Member since 2012 · 17k+ posts · 30k+ votes
10y
Some of my favorite episodes are
#60 with @Serge Shukat. Ive listened to this episiode about 10 or 12 times. Really love his story about those multiple little apartment buildings.
#66 with @Michael Blank. He invests in my market, so I like hearing stories about areas I know.
#68 with @Mark Ferguson. He is an agent, landlord and flipper...so he has his hands in a lot of the same things I do, so I like hearing someone with a similar business as mine
#127 with @James Wise. Love hearing how he built his brokerage from scratch.
#129 with @Mindy Jensen. She talks about one of the most important things, which is often overlooked here, living below your means and getting control of your personal finances. This should really be everyones first step towards the path of financial freedom.
Real Estate Agent · Washington, D.C. · Member since 2012 · 17k+ posts · 30k+ votes
10y
Some of my favorite episodes are
#60 with @Serge Shukat. Ive listened to this episiode about 10 or 12 times. Really love his story about those multiple little apartment buildings.
#66 with @Michael Blank. He invests in my market, so I like hearing stories about areas I know.
#68 with @Mark Ferguson. He is an agent, landlord and flipper...so he has his hands in a lot of the same things I do, so I like hearing someone with a similar business as mine
#127 with @James Wise. Love hearing how he built his brokerage from scratch.
#129 with @Mindy Jensen. She talks about one of the most important things, which is often overlooked here, living below your means and getting control of your personal finances. This should really be everyones first step towards the path of financial freedom.
Investor · Columbus, GA · Member since 2015 · 9 posts · 3 votes
10y
I concur @Jimmie Dickey. I absolutely loved both Clayton and Natali's. I just visited Natali's blog today and downloaded her spreadsheet that she talks about in her episode.
I thought that Matt Aitchison's episode (166) was very inspiring. He's a relatively young investor (28) and overcame a rough past.
Real Estate Investor · Richmond, VA · Member since 2016 · 133 posts · 31 votes
10y
Hey @Ashley Abramson, I enjoy listening to the podcasts as well. So much to learn! Here are a few of my favorites...so far!
#92, #160 w/Stephanie Marshall, #158 w/ Jeff, #165 w/Natali Morris, #116 w/ Nasar Elarabi, #9 w/ Ann Bellamy, #12 w/ Sharon Vornholt, and #113 w/ Jay Papasan.
As a new investor I'm trying to listen to as much as I can. I recently finished listening to a book titled Wholesaling Real Estate: A Beginnner's Guide by Brent Driscoll. My next audiobook is The One Thing by Gary Keller w/ Jay Papasan, and then The Book on No and Low Money Down by @Brandon Turner.
Audio Engineer and Investor · Cebu City, Cebu · Member since 2013 · 7k+ posts · 881 votes
10y
This question is hard :) Each show is unique and has some great parts, I should say. But if you were to think about it, your favorite maybe highly related to the strategy you are rooting for. As for now, I love the grant cardone show: http://biggerpockets.com/show108