Things like receiving product deliveries and putting them away.

I have yet to see a free course be anything worthwhile but there are some that are relatively cheap for what they give you.I personally am a mid 6 figure earner & have been in land for 8 years now.I have numerous course, including Bosch's. 

Definitely not cheap, cost 750k 2 years ago but we’d be paying a lot monthly more if we just had a straight up 4/2 SF. 

It's cheap, it's easy, and simple.

I always thought I would do more of it, but I have only ever been involved in one deal with Subject 2 financing since debt has been so cheap for so long. 

I have seen some units be repaired for very cheap depending on the problem.

You'll find agents that are very cheap and agents that are very expensive, and everything in between.And like any other service or product you'll find ones that are really ****** at their job, and ones that are absolute rockstars.

A cheap way to stay liquid and ready to take advantage of opportunities. 

Your subscription will get you discounts on furniture along with some other cool benefits.Last thing, cheap furniture, particularly furniture that gets sat on, ends up being really expensive furniture because it has a limited lifespan.

That's not a cheap price and I would imagine one would have to have a pretty decent job even in NJ to qualify, and that it would be a nice area and nice house.