If you pay $5,000 for a course and if it doesn't work out, it won't affect your lifestyle  then go for it.

Either they are about to change their lifestyle dramatically or the leopard won't change his spots...

My goal is to be honest and trustworthy, provide the customer with quality customer service, while helping them get into the vehicle that fits their lifestyle and needs.  

you can pm me if you preferi'm 60 selling off all of my properties this spring summer and fully retiringand i never did rehabs, duplexes, rough areas,I promise you, there is a waywithout fear whereyou control every stepand investing meshes with your current lifestyle (vs dominates it)Look forward to guiding you (NO CHARGE): )

I understand that this won’t be easy, and my lifestyle may change dramatically.

So I amd new to this investing lifestyle and want to know serveral opinions or routes that have been successful for many.

To me rental properties make the most sense for building long term wealth and for lifestyle design, if that's what you want.

If you were me you would be choosing based on lifestyle design and either stay where you are because you love it there or move with the folks because you love the new home and you love being close to family.  

This is a lifestyle choice - do you want to continue managing an asset or want something closer to "mailbox money"?  

It's fine and often desirable as a lifestyle choice, but can be tricky as an investment asset.