The only problem is that someone still needs to decide who does what and it is difficult for an independent arbiter to do that….especially in a coaching relationship.

I have also coached several people who have gone on to buy investment properties.

I found a mentor who has over 30 years of experience to coach me how to buy properties at the courthouse steps.

The $15,000 package includes coaches, live courses, investing software, and different classes specializing in different areas of real estate.Like I said, I'm not a real estate investor but want to start.

In fact, one of the boring aspects of our real estate business is we need to travel, move from one place to an other, no stability :crying: But, lately I have discovered an effective system that allows me to turn a dirty cheap land, let's say about ($100 to $1000 land) to several thousands of dollars.I was chocked how things turn over quickly :shock: First, I was not totally self-confident, but with the success of a friend of mine, the training and coaching program and the benefits of this system, I finally decided to give it a try.And YES it works perfectly for me.

I needed 100% hand-held training from my coaches and mentors so that I can have more confidence to invest right.I was so much in debt that I couldn't access any more credit lines and I couldn't affort to fail another time.

I'm still very new at it but I am very happy with the ongoing coaching I am getting and I feel like options are a great tool to learn.  

In our case, "Fat A$$" (as our evicted tenant has become affectionately known as) probably got coached by somebody because he finally answered his summons on the last day of the deadline forcing the case to court, another 2 week delay.

Every coach says this, but this is absolutely crucial, as I don't think Denver can go toe to toe offensively.

If you interviewed the players or coaches and asked them about their schedules, they would tell you that that during the season, they have one focus … winning the next game.Chuck Noll, NFL coach and 4 time Super Bowl winner said:“The key to a winning season is focusing on one opponent at a time.