The Land Geek

Newbie Rabbit Holes—Chasing County Shiny Object Syndrome

The Land Geek Round Table
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In today’s episode of The Art of Passive Income—Round Table edition, Mark is joined by:

Is it profitable to buy from tax lien fund investors?

Jeannie was approached by an investor with an inventory of off-market properties that he wanted to sell her. Is there enough meat on the bone to make these deals worth your while, especially when new areas will need to be researched?

The guys give their feedback and discuss if it’s worth your time to dive down those Newbie Rabbit Holes.

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That leads us into County Shiny Object Syndrome—Seeing other investors do well in other counties brings a lot of temptation to jump into that county, but should you?

The guys share their insights on chasing county shiny objects and give valuable advice that will help you make the smart move.

We also talk about the new program for Flight School and coaching clients, Top Gun— where each month a coach takes on one module and goes deep into it! Scott talks about his module which is getting great feedback, How To Crowdsource Your Ad Writing.

Scott also has a bone to pick with Mike and hashes it out.

Finally, stick around for the post, Let Freedom Ring chat and find out everyone’s hidden talents!

The word of the day—Irascible

adjective:

    1. easily provoked to anger; very irritable: an irascible old man.
    2. characterized or produced by anger: an irascible response.
    3. the exact opposite of Erik Peterson

Isn’t it time to create passive income so you can work where you want, when you want and with whomever you want?