A and B neighborhoods typically don’t produce much cash flow and are more of an appreciation play—something the city has been seeing quite a bit of over the past decade.

@Tyler Garza keep it simple and play the long game.

Real Estate is a long term play. 6.

Playing small won’t serve you or your family.

So I used to work for a basketball tournament that played in Washington IL every year and so I often visited that town plus Peoria.

This one will cash flow a little when we move out but it was a bit more of a long term play for us (5-10) years, so we need the time to make it worth it.

There were a lot of other training, software, and videos included such as syndication training, high performance call, 1:1 deal analyzing, scripts and much more.Option 2: $5,000 for 30 days and then $295 a month after that. 

At this stage in my life, these equity plays are more impactful than holding onto a property for a couple hundred dollars of monthly cash flow.What’s your take?

I can't recall one ever sticking around to play it out.

they are a non accredited pay to play orginization.. while they do some nice meet ups and have basic info.. does not mean that any lender that pays to be a member is a better lender than the thousands of us that are not members..