Here are a few factors to consider:1.Time CommitmentWhen choosing a passive income stream in real estate, it’s essential to consider the amount of time you’re willing to commit to it.

They've either borrower up the ying-yang to get through med school, or demonstrated their commitment via great grades and got assistance for their tuition.

It's just ... those courses are booooring, and the time and money commitment upfront ain't nothing. 

It important to thoroughly research understand the terms and associated with real estateicate investments before committing.

Your commitment is to live in it for 12 months...and then you can do it again and again!

Lastly, I'm not on here to talk trash about WealthAbility and their so-called managers, but instead I am sharing my unedited honest experience in hopes of helping my BP community from committing the same $25k mistake I made.

I think what I will do is, as some of you already mentioned1. reach out to some here who offered to help2. read the tax forum and find CPAs that I think has provided good guidelines and see whether I can get an initial consultation with themI know they can add value to my situation but unless I believe they can add long term value that will justify my payment, I'm not willing to commit to them. 

It's important to consider your own financial situation and whether you're ready for the commitment of owning an investment property.

You can either pay or find one for free (which really means at the moment one does not have the capital to bring much to the table, but they have the hunger to get things done at a high-level showcasing commitment to the mentor).

This entire process demands a good deal of time commitment, from staging your home to aligning with potential buyers' schedules.