Investor · Maui, HI · Member since 2009 · 13k+ posts · 3k+ votes
Name something you've learned from someone on BiggerPockets (podcast, forums, blog, whatever) and tag the person from whom you learned it. Name as many people as you want, but please limit your posts to one-person-per-post.
Specialist · Grand Rapids, MI · Member since 2012 · 583 posts · 353 votes
12y
I have to say, @Braden C. was extremely helpful to me this past year. Whenever I had questions for him about his wholesaling business and how he ran things - he was very responsive and gave me a lot of good strategies and insights to think about. Thanks Braden!
Real Estate Investor · Sebastian, FL · Member since 2014 · 812 posts · 432 votes
12y
@Brandon Turner I don' t have time to post about all of the great things I have learned here, between podcasts and posts. But this is definitely a great place, full of knowledgeable people willing to help others. And yes, even a guy named Brandon Turner has given lots of helpful hints,
Real Estate Agent · Winter haven, FL · Member since 2011 · 572 posts · 336 votes
12y
@Travis Sperr did a great job teaching me how to calculate hard money loans. He continued his disclaim of this is how I do it others might be different. but since I talk to him I have talked to others in my area who work the same way as he explained and this has helped me keep a conversation.
Investor · Fort Lauderdale, FL · Member since 2014 · 109 posts · 29 votes
12y
@Manny Cirino clued me in and shared the contracts and forms needed for wholesaling. Thanks to him I got a better understanding of what was involved in the transaction and also what I should expect from a good title company. Thanks Manny!
Investor · Raleigh, NC · Member since 2013 · 348 posts · 128 votes
12y
I'll go ahead and jump on the @J Scott bandwagon for countless reasons. His contributions to BP and his own website were unbelievably helpful to my education. Thanks J!
Real Estate Investor · Duluth, GA · Member since 2014 · 51 posts · 20 votes
12y
@Manny Cirino gave me detailed information on wholesale transactions from how to get the deal to the closing process. Thanks to him I feel confident to get my feet wet in wholesaling.
Real Estate Investor · Duluth, GA · Member since 2014 · 51 posts · 20 votes
12y
@Rick Baggenstoss is my mentor for flipping houses. He has physically showed me the process. I am glad to be working with him, and getting ahead because of him.
Rental Property Investor · Fredericton, New Brunswick · Member since 2013 · 7k+ posts · 4k+ votes
12y
@Bill Gulley & @Dionne DePaoli have helped me wrap my head around {at least partially} the {slightly} foreign lending practices and regulations in the U.S.A.
@Dawn Anastasi has been of extraordinary assistance in my continuing education on Milwaukee real estate.
Investor · Central Valley, CA · Member since 2012 · 6k+ posts · 3k+ votes
12y
@J Scott I got here via J's blog 123flip. The pictures, the budget summaries and the free downloads have all been very, very helpful. Also, I appreciate hearing J's view on agent issues.
Investor · Los Angeles , CA · Member since 2014 · 132 posts · 25 votes
12y
@Account Closed Thank you for being so generous and sharing a wealth of knowledge on BP. I have learned a great deal about title defects, tax liens, marketing, and more from you thanks for answering all my questions.
Real Estate Investor · Cypress, CA · Member since 2013 · 877 posts · 94 votes
12y
I have listened to 35 podcast as of today. So each of those guest on @Brandon Turner and @Joshua D. BP have provided a gold nugget of information. I am not lazy but I did not want to look up all 35 guest to the podcast. I am not one of the typist that can type 60 wpm.
has shared valuable information on Baltimore and its areas. He also taught be the basics of tax lien investing while driving around the city. @Bill Gulley has taught me so much through all of his posts. He says that education and is the foundation and he is right. I am completing the MD pre-licensing course to become an agent, and Bill was right. If people just took this course half of their questions would be answered as most questions are basic RE principles. Learn the basics whether or not you want to be an agent.
Real Estate Investor · Hampton, VA · Member since 2012 · 562 posts · 109 votes
12y
Since I kind of just jumped into investing/rehabbing/managing without any formulas , I would say just reading the post have helped me tighten up my lease/rental documents and the responses from the seasoned landlords like @Bill Gulley
Investor · Las Vegas, NV · Member since 2012 · 289 posts · 74 votes
12y
My kudos goes out to the entire BP nation who has educated me on RE beyond belief. From Listening to the podcasts or reading the blogs. Special thanks goes out to Mike Coleman, Jimmy Watson, and J Scott. Keep it coming.