I may incorporate what you say with some other item.

1 - Learn how to analyze markets properly based on $$$ not %%%2 - Learn how money works, and then learn how to develop strategies that don't involve buying distressed properties3 - Learn what a REI Plan is, how to design one, and how to execute it.4 - Learn the true meaning of the words:  Cost, profit, risk, leverage, and more5 - Learn why your seed money should NEVER be spent...you only spend your profits6 - Learn what a "Cashlike Substance" is, and why it's more powerful than cash7 - Learn how 5% > 15%8 - Learn the meaning of the number 1073741824, and why from now on, it is the most important number sequence in your life.9 - Learn the Power of the Penny10 - Learn what Einstein called, "the greatest invention of the 20th century", and "...the 8th wonder of the world"...and how to incorporate it into REI....and, more

Thanks for the recommendations, I’ll definitely try to find a way to incorporate that into the design. 

Thanks Tina - you make great suggestions that we'll incorporate for sure!

I love Tony Robbins and after reading "Awaken The Giant Within" I incorporated a lot of his material and ideas into my morning routine.

This may include incorporation and forming a registered business entity, obtaining business credit and bank accounts, setting up a new business phone number, hiring professional vendors to help out, and having a real estate website.What Types of Properties can be Invested in as a Real Estate Business?

The cost of the program is $60K.A little about me:-38 years old (would finish the program at 41)-I currently work in corporate finance at a large media company with 2 years of experience in the department.

Holding a property in an LLC really doesn't do much good or offer any substantial protections or benefits unless you also have a fully comprehensive estate planning strategy that incorporates your entire financial life and all your assets / business / debts / etc.... 

Germain act of 1982 was set up to protect transfers to trusts from the due on sale clause that has been recently incorporated into Fannie Mae also.

Good insight, will incorporate that into my strategy.