I love the fact that I can be mentored by professionals who have been doing real estate investing in south Florida for over 20 years, can have all of my deals funded by them, can shadow them as they talk to potential sellers and buyers and can network with a sizeable amount of other students that have also sacrificed to get into the mentorship program but the price point has hindered me thus far.In the past I've paid for courses and info that have gotten me as far as I have gotten but I see the mentorship program as being the fire that I need to hit the ground running in investing (alongside the fact that if I'm inactive within the program for more than six months that I would have to repay and start all over - so there's that) as well as the few students that I've seen, see success through the program AND the mentors themselves being diligent in helping their students acquire profits.I apologize for my loquacious post but I wanted to make sure that I provide all the info one would need to give an accurate opinion and aid in my issue.

The moratorium wouldn't have been so bad for landlords had the government distributed the billions in aid it promised to pay rents.

@JD MartinI haven’t drank the kool-aid (millenials, look up Jim Jones-mass murderer) on Kiyosaki predictions.

We drank the Kool-aid and bought some OOS turnkey condos in FL (through a seminar and guru Marshall Reddick RE Network).  

Hiding negative complaints is only a Band-Aid.

just a rough guess from what i have seen and gathered from looking into the listing it appears to have potential standard mortgage w/down pmt + tax 30 yr 3.9% looks like 700-900 / mo  i could be wrong again rough guess with google aid,  have you driven by to see if it matches the listing what kind of work are you willing /able to do that it may need,  the price is well below the average for the size and lot, so ARV is possibly high to give you good equity,  "not knowing the local areas prices on materials" the pictures appear to be in decent shape kitchen needs some help, new carpets/flooring paint. 

I would be greatly honored to provide aid during the weekends via manual labor such as painting properties or being a graphic designer/financial modeling (somewhat of an excel guru because of work).

They should be able to aid the claimant in how the process works, it is pretty simple.

This all comes back to the original question: are the returns in real estate enough to account for the difference in financial aid for college, bankruptcy protection, the increase in taxes, the time spent buying, maintaining and managing the place and the 10% early withdrawal penalty?

I don't that the sites like AirDNA can provide specific enough information to properly aid in your decision making process.