If you look at most of their costs - it can be done "the old fashion" way without much of the hassle and costs and aggravation.

I’ve got GREAT friends who do not have an investor or entrepreneurial spirit but I’ll gladly go grab a cold Old Fashioned with them, and have some laughs.  

I like the old fashioned ways better.Good luck Arnie.  

We were ready to start doing normal house deals and the game plan we came up with (with the help of a friend/mentor) is basically the game plan Lifestyles Unlimited teaches you.Free podcast here: http://www.lifestylesunlimited.com/category/radio_...So you won't know how to do all the fancy stuff and breath of stuff you will know how to do if you do invest in something like Legacy Education, but I think this program will get you to have skin in the game in a really do-able fashion.

@Brendan Novisky I maintain my broker's license mainly for the same purpose as what you intend to do with yours, as well as for agents like me to have a place to hang their own license - I operate in a similar fashion as the ones mentioned by @John Horner.

When I am in the city, I am confronted by all the latest fads, cars, fashions, eateries, etc.  

(although it will in amazing fashion serve you well if you happen to die in your later years , a pua after all does buy more additional insurance with no proof of insurability req.)fyi this WL /IUL stuff really doesnt work for the folk who want to pay $50 a month or $250 a month i am sure a policy can be designed around those payments just like you can buy a house for $4000 but ....well I hope you get what I am saying.an IUL or div paying WL is called the RICH MAN"S ROTH IRA in the insurance world because you can do 50k year premiums hell with "premium financing " there are 5M 8M 12 million dollar a year policies being designed for either be your own bank or tax free income or BOTH no one is dumping that kind of money into these products if they are sooo horrible!

A fashion that provides a more appropriate recourse to the seller should things go sideways.

Old fashioned roll up the sleeves research and visits to the places you mean to invest are, in my humble view, absolutely essential. 

We also use Cozy to collect payments, which is easy for both parties, as it’s linked to both our bank accounts (tenant and landlord).I could have even used Cozy to collect the security deposit, but I used a old-fashioned check for that, since I wanted to deposit those funds into a completely separate account, and I couldn’t figure out how to do that through the Cozy setup.