Look through the podcast archives for "newbie" or "first deal" episodes and start from there. 2.

.- Why chasing the “hot market” isn’t the way to build wealth.Check it out and listen to the show directly at: BP Podcast 004: Commercial Real Estate Investing With Frank GallinelliQuick note: iTunes appears to be slow to update today's episode in their store, however our subscribers should have the show already.

I have just registered for the site after silently watching and reading posts in the BP archive.

In your experience what part of Atlanta have you seen the greatest concentration of professionals from the Film industry is it Gwinnett http://atlanta.curbed.com/archives/2014/06/12/visu... or ITP and is there a RE need that movie professionals are looking for such as rent room by the bed/ commercial space etc..just curious to see if you have noticed some trends. 

Hate to bring up an old post but some archive searches yielded nothing...I am applying for the county occupational license as these are required in my county for flipping under my corporation.

Walk through downtown Decatur and you'd swear it was designed by foodies.http://livability.com/top-10/top-10-foodie-cities-2013-second-helping/decatur/gaRents in Decaturhttp://www.decaturish.com/2013/10/rent-city-turns-to-apartments-in-housing-crunch/Decatur Real Estate on Freakin Firehttp://atlanta.curbed.com/archives/2013/10/08/analysis-decatur-real-estate-is-on-freakin-fire.phpHowever, there are tiers in the Decatur market.

I tune out the guru salesy side and just listen to stay in pulse with the market. 

I don't have time right now to explain it, but an archive search should point you in the right direction.all cash

I contacted their support through email.Just looked through my email archives, it was apparently an issue with verifying my phone number to get my account verified last January.

So many high level people I tune into through all sorts of podcasts are affiliated with him so now I'm leaning more toward maybe he has something going.