As to admissibility, it is absolutely admissible in court as a statement of a party opponent. 

Now you need to adjust the cash flow return for inflation as well to be perfectly fair.Then, a lot of investors, including Mike, by his admission, do not put 20% down, but 5% or 10% (I know sometimes 0%, but we will not go there for this example)Now calculate appreciation on 10% down and see where we are. 10% down is very common, when you consider that lines of credit or owner seconds are common to obtain this leverage amount.

So, if you started off in low income for the cheap price of admission, it's time to start looking at middle income blue and white collar for growth.

I see it as cost of admission to get in the game!

SDCIA offers free admission for military members.

If you want to learn this, there's an admission fee.

But since you have been hands off (by your own admission) and have not been keeping track you can put the blame on someone else.

I've yet to see Harvard ask one of their Nobel laureate professors to run the admissions process and sell a "gold" coaching program...

Is it worth the price of admission?

And they structured the event in such a way that I never knew exactly when the 10 minute flipping info segment was going to occur, so I had to listen to all the pitching or risk missing the meat.I have absolutely nothing bad to say about the people or the organization, it was worth every penny of my free admission.