That's very generous of the seller to give you $159K asset for $30K. 

Small little gestures they really appreciate. 😉 

Lastly, with the Covid-19 shutdown currently in effect and unemployment at records highs considering the 1929 US population was 122MM @ 24.9% at its peak (as opposed to the 328MM population we have today), do you suspect lowering the cost in general for both Wealthability programs might be considered to encourage those of us currently not working and as a goodwill gesture for the unprecedented economic situation we find ourselves in? 

Not to say you can't make it work, there's definitely opportunity... but I would take it slow, utilize this platform and those who've already generously reached out to you to help, and know your numbers. 

Others on here are being very generous with their time.

I am thinking of buying an income property before end of year, in part to take advantage of the generous Jobs Act depreciation allowance which I understand will expire 12/31/22.  

I feel like for new purchases they are typically generous and try to make sure people can purchase the property they want to.

These credit cards are known for their generous credit lines.

They offer what seems to me to be an unbelievably generous guarantee4.

I've noticed a concerning trend: every time I generously offer valuable insights and knowledge, someone else swoops in offering the same information but with a price tag attached.