I wouldn't take that money to buy him out I'd liquidate and move into better asset class like extended stay development or 3 story walk up apartments 

It would seem that turning a real estate training program into a successful business is very difficult because most of them are not around any more. 

You could do $5500/yr. into your Roth ($6500 over 50)...if you still qualify, and have a bit left over.

We’re only a few years into investing but would be happy to connect.

Hi Greg,I just want to reiterate what Marcus and Nicholas have said.If you are really interested in getting into RE investing and small multifamily then you don't need a course or mentor. 

The reason l'm looking into the Greater Boston are is because l'm from around the area(Belmont, MA specifically) and New London is relatively cheaper to get started compared to Boston from what l have seen. 

I will definitely look into a DSCR loan.Thanks,Joel Barjn

Go for projects that needs rehabs and get into flips/BRRRRs. 

Agricultural land and residential development lots both offer strong, time-tested returns, especially in growing markets.I’d love to hear more about your experience with subdividing—what challenges have you run into, and how do you determine when it makes more sense to hold versus sell off portions?

I am looking into this also to run my small 17 unit resort, looking at several apps.