Justin Colby

He keeps buying these single family homes, which I encourage him to do because I would rather him be in real estate than not.

Sure.

But what advice would you give him from your side of the world?

Would you say get into apartments, you know, at least start getting five doors or more, start getting a higher price points?

Like what would be your perspective for that person?

To take most advantage of what you offer, right?

To say, hey, I know the laws.

Here's how you win by following the rules of the laws.

Yeah, I think that's probably the smartest thing.

I mean, that's why you suggested it.

But now, then it does, again, it doesn't really manage...

It doesn't really matter what he buys because at that point, they're a full-blown real estate professional.

They get the same stuff that I get.

They get the rapid depreciation for active income, et cetera.

This is actually an actual question that I don't know the answer, so I'm going to ask it.

Could the attorney ever be a real estate professional?

If he's buying enough of these, at what point do you say, well, I bought 30 homes.

I'm a professional at this.

And whether they're willing to play the game.

We teach all the time, and they're- Do you guys, when you say that, do you teach, like, is there somewhere, your website obviously, but in your Instagram, can someone be taught more of this?