Yeah exactly, I use funded accounts so Im not risking my own money on my day trading income and have one of the best traders in the industry that is mentoring me who has made millions and millions but yeah that is a primary factor why I want to get into real-estate is the more long-term aspect and the slightly more passive side to the income ( obviously not negating work but when compared to a job income ) Thanks for your insight and the warning on day trading is 100% valid and most people lose money especially people trading with their own money.

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Finding some sort of value-add aspect or buying at a discount means you either create or walk into equity, which protects you.

This is correct, so I would disclose every aspect of the sub to and how it relates to the seller, perhaps going so far as to insisting the seller sign off on an acknowledgment that he understands the ramifications.  

The company had no “coaches” who had experience in this aspect of real estate (multifamily value add syndication).

Aside from that, it sounds like my operation is quite a bit smaller than what you and your network operate with, but properties that are wholesaled are usually all cash or hard money, so the initial funding aspect usually isn't a roadblock.

I still handle all the leasing aspects myself.

What aspects of leasing are you referring to exactly?

I wasn’t really considering the appreciation/depreciation aspect at all.  

My knowledge is so centric to the doing, it's just a new aspect of it all.