I just do not personally go deal with the public I am a behind the scenes funder by the time the deal gets to me you guys have worked through all the issues.In my personal stuff which is building and heavy remodels this is somewhat different... and title and escrow is total different west coast to east coast.I have done a fair bit of work in ATL metro.. and you need a team there to watch your docs.. mistakes are common with closers in ATL.. scribner errors.. wrong name on the deed .. need corrective deeds etc etc.. some really wild stuff happens there..

Not good.So I know the behind the scenes of SEO enough to take that knowledge and improve on it and make it all white hat.Overall the 3 lead/day training is highly recommended.. but again just be careful how you apply certain stuff.So is the 3 lead/ day advanced stuff?

That is like a snapshot as compared to a video of the same scene.

I'm still very new to this and super excited to become apart of the scene!

I tried this a few years ago with mixed feelings (I always felt there was something going on behind the scenes). 

@Ross Denman Fresh new face to the investment scene and would love your recommendations on a License Inspector as well in the Indianapolis realm more specifically near Shelton Heights any or all help is much appreciated. 

My parents were and still are invested in both SF & MF property in BC so I have seen some behind the scenes of the ups and downs of managing apartment buildings, tenant grow ops in basements, capital gains and losses. 

There is no need to live close to your investments, but I do recommend that you visit a market to build a team and to understand the local scene. 

Get into the Little Rock Real Estate scene.

I'm from and plan on returning to Duluth so I've been checking out the scene in the Twin Cities.