That's like saying nobody got paid to give rides until Uber.

It's all in the person, but I can say that Eddies Mentoring is not quite what you expect with you think mentoring as it seems to grow and morph as there are changes in the industry.  

But at the end of the day, well located properties in which the owner has ample liquidity to ride out long-term cash flow negative periods, rarely lose money.  

Someone else may say its free money and let it ride, so invest it in something super high risk and high reward and if I win they I win but if I lose it all I lose it all. 

He  painted a picture of them riding in and saving the day..

This means that, as a foreign buyer, you're protected as long as you're on the ride side of the law.

Hey Jack,Welcome to the real estate journey....it's an exciting ride!

These quit early propagators don't tell the "students" that nothing in real estate is actually passive other than syndications and you still need to crush the due diligence to not get taken for a ride.

I would just like to get 1 under my belt and ride if for a short time before moving onto the nextLook for a local REIA in your area and in the events forum here on BP.

It’s not always a smooth ride, but those first bumps are where the real lessons hit hardest—speaking from experience—mistakes and all.