Once you have been doing investing for decades, read endless books, talked to thousands of millionaires, etc. you gain the wisdom to see how it all works.For me It's why I wrote a book on what I do the NNN so people not ready yet or need to build capital like a doctor just out of school can learn for so many years and then if they still want to invest in NNN can contact me then.

I wonder if Dutch talks in front of the mirror now since he doesn't have endless money coming in to have someone filming him endlessly.

It’s a way to respect the seller’s time (nobody wants endless showings) while giving your buyers a chance to do their own due diligence, run their numbers, and decide what the property is worth to them.

I'd be happy to connect if you are considering out of state investing, Kansas City is rapidly growing and the opportunities are endless!

I think back around page 2 or 3 of this endless thread there was talk about that show. 

Options are endless.

There are an endless variety of how different lenders price things. 

Originally posted by @Michael Matlock:Originally posted by @Dave Lion:* I asked whether Los Angeles was a city that may be saturated with apprentices and investors, and Chris said L.A. is big enough to provide an endless supply of deals. 

Some companies pay for them, others incentivize them.Transparency and communication aren’t optional in property management; they are the foundation of trust.As an owner, if you’re not hearing from your manager or waiting endlessly for distributions, that’s a red flag.To my fellow owners and investors: What’s your non-negotiable when choosing a property manager?

It’s easy to get discouraged by big companies and their seemingly endless resources.