:)But @Charles Chang, it is a tough thing to vet a provider when your not an expert in the field isn't it? 

I am not an expert in this field, but it seems to me this would be a disqualifying transaction.

A deal will come and go markets rise and fall but with an education you’ll always have that no one can take it away you will always have a way to make money and a field to fall back on if need be .

I am new here in this field, I was confusing.

Look no further than maps with traffic, ride sharing, online booking services, even agriculture adjusting fertilizer in every square foot of the field to match the soil needs. 

Every other day I was emailing or calling just to get the same ansfer every time - we are waiting for the field manager to give us an update.

I work in the I.T. field were daily, weekly communication is the key to working in a remote environment.

It is there you can "rub elbows" with investors in your area who are actually "out in the field" doing real estate deals.

If you’re going into the same type of field or career post military most lenders won’t see that as an issue

But when you ask most people in the legal field, they will tell you that it is VERY different.