If anything, I think ai would lend more confusion because ai is EXACT. ai regurgitates what "is".

Sometimes things get a little contested in here and its helpful to see what people may agree (or disagree) with by casting their vote, rather than a cumbersome written response saying "I agree" or a regurgitation of what is agreed with.

Newbies trust and regurgitate information.

People are more likely to talk to a person than a machine, and you control what data you get from each caller without being tied to the phone all day.As a disclaimer, I have no experience with direct marketing myself, I just saw an opportunity to regurgitate useful information from a book I just read ;)

$5 k for 8 30 min phone calls by a random person regurgitating Internet videos?

You CLEARLY have 0 clue what your talking about, and at best google things and regurgitate a basic google search. 

I didn't see you bring up this point - just the same regurgitated - cash flow (much harder and lower today than previous years), appreciation (going to keep you up with inflation unless you're "lucky" and bought in a great area), loan paydown (takes 20 years for significant paydown) and tax benefits (if you make 150k plus there's a good chance you're going to be passing these on) Why wouldn't you use your taxable brokerage instead and just pay the capital gains and reset the cost basis?

Should be obvious to everyone by now, it's only regurgitated constantly on every major media medium of the "us vs them" messaging, poor vs rich, that if your not rich your poor and it's NEVER your fault it's "there" fault.     

All your doing is regurgitating propaganda BS!

@David WaddletonCleveland all day long.It’s the new Dallas.There’s a reason it’s been the most popular answer on your thread.I’ve bought 34 units there in the last 12 months.It won’t last long.Those who keep talking about “population decline” in relation to Cleveland probably know nothing about the market.Do yourself a favor and visit.Talk to operators on the ground,not some data wonks on BP who just simply regurgitate what they’ve read on some blog article (probably also written by some paid author who hasn’t visited Cleveland in 10 years).It is also slowly but surely changing from a strict “cash-flowing market” and is sure to be seeing some crazy appreciation soon.It’s the law of demand and supply.Investor interest (especially OOS) is just manic at this time!...