Sometimes you have kids who know nothing about the website's topic (in this case, real estate investment) just spamming the threads, and other times you inadvertently punish seasoned pros who simply aren't good at being online or using the internet. 

Some mentees will act as a bloodhound for the mentor, knocking on doors, driving for dollars, scouring the internet, making cold calls, or performing other services that help the mentor find new deals.

I know, I know, the bank didn't TOLD you it was a Fannie/Freddie guideline...and that's how front line Loan Officers are trained to respond. 

and think about the advantage you would have over the other Allan Kapoors wanting to do everything from Internet if you're building relationships and developing expertise in person.and no, those numbers don't seem safe / conservative enough. 

We manage a property in Gatlinburg Falls, and the internet has been down for over a week now. 

My wife will materially participate in the business and I'll provide the financial backing.I've talked to a couple local CPAs and done a fair bit of internet searching on legal entity setup for my situation, but haven't been able to get a straight answer.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

Just because some random guy on the internet is scamming people for real estate multifamily courses, and looks successful doesn't mean you should hop into it with no experience.

Lots of Carrot members have used his training and guidance to get great results. 

One is Madison and they charge $20 a month with Internet access and the other is Allied Servicing which charges $18.50 a month with no internet servicing.