Mastermind will focus on all areas of life:- Finances (1M+ net worth self made, similar to GoBundance)- Business/Career- Marriage & Family- Physical Health & Fitness- Faith (does not have to be Christian, but some type of faith that grounds you)- Fun/Recreation/Adventure- Contribution/philanthropyProposed structure (TBD based on group discussion/confirmation):- weekly 30-60 min video chat: round the horn updates on goals, projects, AIs, etc; Q&A- quarterly 1-2 hour session focused on quarterly goal creation/sharing (12 week year style of goals)- annually attend a conference together: BPCon, FinCon, Tony Robbins, etc (aim for 1 per year, see how that goes)- accountability group, idea brainstorming team, friendship, camaraderie, personal growth- if the group vibes, consider an annual social adventure trip (vacation, backpacking, rafting, surfing, etc; with or without family TBD)Rules:- no bull, commitment, follow through, go getters, make it happen, be there for each other- leverage your strengths to build others in the group up, place that you go to give (not just receive)- transparency, authenticity: full financial picture, challenges, strengths, weaknesses, family life, faith life, health- can come from anywhere in the US, as long as you can relatively consistently do a video call at a decent time of dayIf by surprise a lot of people respond, I'm glad to be matchmaker for additional mastermind groups as well (men, women, mixed, at varying levels, etc). 

Therefore, it would really just be a gamble on appreciation.

Did you check with the employer about the authenticity of the pay stubs and length of employment?

Then there are a few other scattered gambling venues (Ft.

It is a heartfelt, authentic sentiment Kyle..

In such a strategy there are certain sub strategies (buy and hold for cash flow which is the most viable in my opinion and creates monthly income if done correctly, buy and hold for appreciation (which is a gamble on the future) and of course the combination of the two (which is easier said than done in most markets.

You want to gamble a huge amount of money with what appears to be limited experience.

I'm inclined to believe you're about to approach this as  real estate gamble instead of an investment with this deal.

I believe they’re only able to use and automatic screen-scraping and can’t do any sort of transactions (which would likely require two-factor authentication, at a minimum, anyway, and likely much more).

Yes it was difficult getting through the process, and we trusted our real estate agent to send current photos of the property, but we were still gambling.