I have 2 horses that are a heel horse(team roping) and one is for now a trail riding horse.

We have used RealeFlow, but it seems like it's "too much horse for our rider", you know what I mean?

I'm not one to kick a gifted horse in the mouth, but why would you want to limit your options for his benefit?   

you can lead a horse to the water trough but you can't make them drink.in my mind if this person can easily afford it.. then its his choice.if this person is like so many that get talked into putting it on their credit cards and going into massive debt to be talked into taking massive action.. then I think stronger words of caution are fair game.I have been and still do fund man students of the various guru's.. have been to virtually all the bus tours and stuff.. there is a fair amount of folks that get a lot out of it and go on to start their investing career.. but But  just like anything only a certain amount of folks will make it at this game simple as that.

Perhaps I'm putting the cart before the horse here because we just went under contract...We just went under contract for a 24 unit apartment complex, six units in each of the four buildings.  

Learn how to run comps (MLS not Zillow), find some good contractors, build a buyers list etc. you are putting the cart way before the horse.

Could Pennsylvania Avenue be administering electrical stimulation to a dead horse?

The Public Option is nothing more than a Trojan Horse.

Once we removed the sheet-rocked ceiling, we found the original horse-hair plaster and wood lath ceiling.

Lots of good examples here so I won't beat that horse.