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talk real estate welcome to the david green show got a banger for you today i'm joined with

burr investor real estate supporter kind of overall real estate nerd maybe we could say tony havier i mean

he's not really a nerd we're all nerds if we like real estate.

But he's having some success in today's market with the Burr method, which if you may have read the obituary of, apparently he's not true. It's not dead. You can't make it work. You just got to be like everything else in buy and hold real estate really tight on what's going on. and Tony was cool enough to come on today and share what's going on what he's doing and how we can all kind of learn from it so thanks

for being here tony absolutely looking forward to this okay so tell me a little bit about like the market

that you're working these in are you all across the country are you focused on one place

yeah i was born and raised in Wichita, Kansas.

So that's my market, and that's where my team is.

I currently live in Boise, Idaho.

I moved away from Kansas back in 2015.

Fortunately, I was able to get my operation where it didn't need me anymore.

So moved to California for 10 years and just recently moved to

Boise. So I'm just focusing on Wichita, Kansas, where I know the market and I've got my team.

Awesome. So you're all in on Wichita, but you're not living there. So you're using long distance

principles and Burr, the first two books I wrote. So this is the perfect person to talk about.

Have you noticed anything changing with the burs you're doing

when you're not in the market yourself? No, I mean, when I moved away 10 years ago,

oh no, no, more than 10 years ago. Yeah, exactly 10 years ago. About 2015, I was a little scared

to move. And when I made the move, I kept going back every two to three months to check on things.

And eventually I realized that I actually managed things better from further away.

I can be a little bit nitpicky on things.

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