Marketing is the key to a successful business. Please tag someone who needs to be reminded of the importance of marketing.

Jason is talking about what he has done today to have a winning day. What are you doing to win the day?

Chris and Jason are talking about easy ways to develop your business. They have two online suggestions and two offline suggestions, all of which are relatively inexpensive (or free), take very little time and effort, but make a big impact on your clients and business community. Please share other ideas, strategies and tactics that you have found effective in your business!

Jason is quickly going over the pros and cons of 5 key funding sources to consider for your next deal--banks, private lenders, hard money lenders, JV partners, and your own cash. There is a time and a place for each of these options.

It's 2017 and your business must be compatible with mobile devices. Jason is giving examples on how to do that.

Jason is reminding you to stick to the strategy of real estate investing that you are good at and that you like rather than trying to cover many different areas and be mediocre at them all. What type of real estate investing are you the best at?

Jason is explaining the formula for purchasing a property and why you won't make money on your deal if you try to work with any other number.

Chris and Jason have outsourced work and used virtual assistants for years. On this episode, they are talking about finding and hiring help, the pros and cons of local, national and international hires, and the tools, tips and software that they have found helpful in working with outsourced employees. Please comment if you have any other suggestions, ideas, hacks on this topic!

Jason is explaining the risk in trying to force a deal to work when the numbers don't add up and giving suggestions as to what to do instead while looking for a better option.

Jason is discussing how to properly determine the resale value of a property based on the comps and your own experience and execution. Please share any tips you have about how you determine resale values.