I want to be prepared to answer any objections like avoiding a huge tax bill or loosing his monthly cash flow.

No need to get “even” at this point as the objective is to get them out and protect your investment 

I highly recommend Jason Flemming of CIBC.He understands the real estate investment game and very objective.

You don't use Halloween as an object lesson to teach your kids the same principles on wealth distribution and profit?

The objective is to ingrain sensible propensities and fabricate an in adoration bond together with your pet.

@James Masotti I'll start taking that approach because that actually more accurately aligns to my objectives and abilities.Yeah sure, simple concepts, but the mentality shift is what leads me to be able to phrase what I actually do vs what I've been inaccurately saying what I do (if that wordy sentence makes sense)

“Plan” is to Fix-N-Flip for 3-5 years and build a warchest with the long-term objective of acquiring multi-family properties for long-term income and wealth-building (for my partners, my children, and their children).  

Propelio is great because they have a good topic each month (similar to the REIA) but they also have a big area outside the theater if your main objective is to network.

He was the FBIs lead hostage negotiator.He's big on asking questions, and one of the things I remember when I think an offer is unreasonable, say "how can I do that?"

Although your contractor should be taking care of it, you should still get the list of objections they have and address them yourself, one by one.