I made my decision based on the fact that a) $5800 for a 90-day program was something I couldn't afford; b) $5800 for a 90-day program seemed VERY fishy/scam-y/pyramid-y to me; c) after scouring the internet for information, reviews, etc about the program, I found literally ZERO bad or less than 5-star reviews about it which - to me - is a massive red flag; no program, product or service is perfect, and the fact that they are making themselves appear as such really gave me a bad feeling about the program.

Wifi and "Internet" are the same amenity).

Some mentees will act as a bloodhound for the mentor, knocking on doors, driving for dollars, scouring the internet, making cold calls, or performing other services that help the mentor find new deals.

How important are factors like high-speed internet, furnished common areas, security features, and in-unit laundry to these tenants?

Any of the big national ones or "internet lenders".

Many in OZ did not realize all the information that could be found for free on the internet..

First things first, you’re awesome 😊Also, I’m happy to give you the “guy on the internet who you don’t know and now has advice about your financial future opinion”, but just remember that’s what you’re getting.It sounds like you’re going through the right mental arithmetic.

Agree with @Jaron Walling - forget what a stranger on the internet that, in my case, lives several states away says and ask questions of the two guys that you know that have 165 combined units in your market. 

I would be willing to help - but you know you need a lawyer - taking advice from people on the internet is not a great business decision.

The mom and pop landlord that I rented from (by my calculation and internet research) owned about 50 doors and had for a long time.