Adapt and Overcome like the Marines
Jack Butala: Adapt and Overcome like the Marines. Leave us your feedback for this podcast on iTunes and get the free ebook at landacademy.com, you don't even have to read it. Thanks for listening.
Jack Butala: Jack Butala with Jill DeWitt.
Jill DeWitt: Happy Friday.
Jack Butala: Welcome to our show today. This episode, Jill and I talk about adapting and overcoming like the Marines. It's their unofficial slogan. I think it's improvise, adapt, and overcome, which is exactly what we all should be doing.
Jill DeWitt: It's kind of how we roll.
Jack Butala: It's our corporate culture for sure.
Jill DeWitt: Exactly. I improvise more than I adapt and overcome.
Jack Butala: I overcome. I overcome a lot.
Jill DeWitt: I improvise and run.
Jack Butala: Yeah, exactly like yesterday.
Jill DeWitt: It doesn't work out.
Jack Butala: Running away?
Jill DeWitt: Exactly.
Jack Butala: Yeah, you know that's not the Marine slogan.
Jill DeWitt: Especially since I'm not a Marine.
Jack Butala: When in doubt, run away.
Jill DeWitt: Exactly.
Jack Butala: If that was the Marine slogan, we'd be in a whole mess.
Jill DeWitt: That's right. Then pretend it wasn't you.
Jack Butala: Don't take responsibility.
Jill DeWitt: Not at all. We should rewrite our own slogans, [inaudible 00:00:59] too.
Jack Butala: Don't get out of bed. That's my slogan.
Jill DeWitt: Don't turn on the computer and just go, just go have fun.
Jack Butala: Don't have any kids.
Jill DeWitt: Oh God, we've come full, we haven't talked about that in a while. All right.
Jack Butala: Let's say before we get into this, let's take a question posted by one of our members, at LandAcadamy.com our online community. It's free. This show is the best way to avoid work there ever was.
Jill DeWitt: Right? Thank you. That's it. "Yeah, we're recording today, don't come in. We can't see you. Bye."
Jack Butala: Yep.
Jill DeWitt: "They said they're recording and they're no where to be found." "Gee, really?"
Jack Butala: "I don't even think they're in the same state."
Jill DeWitt: "I know. That's funny, how does that happen?" All right, Michael asked this question. "If I issue a special warranty deed to a buyer, will they have problems in the future if they plan to build a house on the property and attempt to get a construction loan?" That's a good question.
Jack Butala: Yeah, again a high level intelligent questions from members. I love it.
Jill DeWitt: Can I answer real quick?
Jack Butala: Yeah.
Jill DeWitt: First of all, you know what? I would issue it and then run. Just kidding.
Jack Butala: Don't take, yeah you know what? It doesn't matter.
Jill DeWitt: It really doesn't.
Jack Butala: Don't worry about it.
Jill DeWitt: Exactly. You're thinking too hard about this stuff. I'm just kidding.