Great strategy, it has truly been a game-changer for me! 

But within those boundaries, my people can grow wings and raise outstanding young people.Given that background, along with my being childless, and of course my extensive readings in personal finance, I am very curious to see what people's game plans are with their own children in the real estate tribe.I should add, in conclusion, that overall, I think Americans raised in the Millennial and Gen Z cohorts are more impressive than any since the Greatest Generation.

But coaching will be the game changer for you.

Part of the game.

I am not saying that no one has ever put the "guru education" to good Its funny because most of the rehab guys I wholesale to never mention GURU courses.Makes you wonder if one would not be better served asking for mentorship from RE investors already in the game vs taking GURU courses.If I had to do it all over again I'd go the mentorship route.

HML can let someone get in the game when they otherwise couldn't.

So really, my question just boils down to how best to spend the next 2 years, given the eventual end game i want. 

For as long as I can snag deals like this - https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/1193019-says-...And I know that you guys have similar numbers in Detroit, I couldn't care less about the "keyboard cowboy" data.Virtual $ex with Jenna (Old Playstation game and sorry ladies) is different to real life.Same as the online stats, demographics and data...They don't/can't show the real life micro economic data of tertiary cities.Well, they can but they aren't accurate just like Zillow isn't in my market.Micro is very different to MacroJust my 2 Aussie centsPeace, I'm out 🤠

Website creation, traffic and maintenance is a very large game and no one technique such as page speed will fix all. 

@Erwin Zelaya in my opinion, anything you can learn about home construction / improvements / remodeling / maintenance / landscaping is immensely valuable in this game.