I HIGHLY suggest going somewhere that feels like a family, that is a good fit AND that has a high emphasis on training and accountability.   

They clearly don't put a large emphasis on that aspect, perhaps because it's currently free, but be sure to consider that aspect before you move everything over there and/or consider the long term idea of scaling up.

The BELOC is not a product for everyone nor all situations, even though it does have significant benefits if it does fit your needs.I just want to state that I would put more emphasis on those who have actually worked with them rather than speculation of them as a lender.

I also went to college, not that it is mandatory, and I got a degree in business with emphasis in real estate.  

Furthermore, since we put little emphasis on appreciation - we typically analyse a property with the assumption of zero (or even negative) appreciation - a strong cash return is essential to an acceptable (M)IRR.

For me it is income/appreciation at an 80/20 emphasis.

I am currently 11 credits from earning a B.S. in Business - Marketing with an emphasis on Entrepreneurship from the University of Idaho.Right now we're located in Moscow, Idaho; and will be here for a couple of years at least while my fiance finishes her degree.

The program comprised both digital content and coaching sessions.Initially priced at $10,000, the program fee was reduced to $9,000 due to some sessions not being conducted as planned (red flag).An important aspect of the program was its emphasis on networking - a critical element for success in real estate.

Born and raised in chicago and looking to make some moves.I’m organizing a meetup with experienced investors to discuss current real estate opportunities/trends in the Chicagoland area with an emphasis on wealth building, not looking to wholesale or flip.

Renting to late payers can happen to any landlord if it is not said with great emphasis and enforced every time that RENT IS DUE ON THE FIRST.