I am also teaching an investor series you might be interested in. 

Mattresses, broken TV, kid's bike and toys, kitchen items, 40-year-old sleep sofa, etc.If there's nothing of real value, just take pictures or video with your phone to document what you found and then toss it.

You should use either LLC’s (the old and expensive way) or a Series LLC (the new and more cost/time effective way).

Let me know in the comments if you'd be interested in reading something like that and I'll make the first post in the series soon!

It functions in much the same way as a Series LLC would function, but since it is classified as a trust you are not required to pay the annual franchise taxes in California that an LLC would.

In this episode, Josh Dorkin is back—and he and Brandon deliver a series of interviews with some of the past guests from the BiggerPockets Podcast, including David Greene, Kenyon Meadows, Andrew Cushman, Arianne Lemire, Darren Sager, Ryan Murdock, Tim Shiner, Anson Young, Zeona McIntyre, and Ben Leybovich.Click here to listen on iTunes. 

Therefore, I’m considering studying for the Series 7 and 66 exams.

My podcast, Pillars of Wealth Creation, recently covered a 16 week apartment investing series, where we covered syndication as well.

Two huge dumpsters were full of trash, bikes ect. cleaned up the home and sold it to the tenants that are there now.

And that first deal could either financially ruin you or it could be your catalyst to a long real estate investing journey.IV) Mountain biking