Someone that started hustling & struggling like everyone else, that is now basically in the pro leagues. 

With just one rental and one flip right now, I'm definitely not in the big leagues yet, but I worry that I'd somehow miss out on something I should be doing if I only have a preparer rather than an advisor. 

Very cool :) We've come a long way since our Math League days!

When dealing with the banks your entering the big leagues of investing.

We have an ivy league (Colby) a decent business college (Thomas College), so there's alot of support staff, etc.

Hi @Aaron Champion congrats of your decision to get into the multifamily game!

When you put a property under contract from someone who is the home owner and you do not disclose to them that you have no intention to close on the desired close date, when that date comes around and you back out b/c of some contingency in the contract that they did not understand in the first place, YOU ARE GIVING WHOLE SALE INVESTORS A BAD REPUTATION.Sorry for being so blunt, I guess I have just been used to the big leagues of selling property.

Being a champion of the people with no self interest whatsoever.  

I love the video.I like how you knew that you had to take on a partner, because this was a little out of your league, half of something is always better than all of nothing.You also mentioned you lost money on another project- that is keeping real, showing that things don't always work out the way they should.

So if you are a good enough salesperson to convince an Ivy League endowment, a family office, or a sovereign wealth fund to invest....well you make something even if you're a loser.