Personally, I subscribe to the belief that as a young, ambitious hustler that sustains a high savings rate and invests systematically, that I have a far greater chance of compounding my returns and seeing outsized yields on my own business (real estate) right now, in the prime of life, than I will by allowing my investments to grow tax-free in index funds inside a Roth or 401(k). 

I subscribe to Loopnet, although the main purpose is to track what's happening in the market and to know what brokers are listing what. 

Launch my business as a Realtor.Complete 2 rehabs I currently have going.Make, or at least subscribe to, one my MF investments.Potentially refinance my Sherman rental.Set up Quickbooks, get caught up on bookkeeping, and prepare for '15 financials and tax filing preparation.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          

I for one have never subscribed to that.. its worth what you pay for it when you buy it in that setting... you would never sell it and capture that phantom equity.. if it was easy to capture your turn key provider would be capturing it not giving it to you out of the goodness of their heart ( if that makes sense).

The below article does a good job of highlighting what's needed, but it is still a subjective answer the investor must attest to before subscribing to an offering.https://www.investopedia.com/a...

Many subscribe to elevated inflation in later years, but the hyperinflation story has no credibility as far as I can tell.If others have a good argument for it I would love to see it.

LOLRe: student loans, personally I subscribe to Will Hunting's theory (from Good Will Hunting) "You wasted $150,000 on an education you coulda got for $1.50 in late fees at the public library" LOL......  

@Ned Carey thanks i wanted to hear if someone had any bad experience with it, before i subscribe with themdo you know similar company's ? 

I have not breached my obligation to him but one trainee wants to terminate our agreement to each other after finishing his training but before he has done any deals with me, yet he is still  subscribing to the instructors training and lending site and his software. 

***The last issue I would like to address is the comment made above by poster ‘Kyle Kevin’…While this name or its variations are not found in either current or past subscribers to REIPro, we have only ever had ONE complaint that even resembles what he is claiming to have happened to him, so I am fairly positive that this is the case he is referring to, so I would like to take the opportunity to clarify what actually occurred.