Wait, I think I'm describing the Justice League. 

.- The third contractor was nice enough but he was way out of his league.

Out of the list Kaplan, Champion, and Austin institute of real estate seem to have the best reviews.

The same can be said about people sending their kids to Ivy League Universities. 

It's good to be with people in similar financial situations, then you're not dealing with the awkwardness around planning things at nice restaurants, trips, etc. where it might be out of someone's league and hard to figure out what the right spend is...just my thoughts.

General Facts About The New EliteFor every 100 new elite members in the United States: The average age is 47 years old90 to 95 made the money themselves; only 5 to 10 inherited it90 are college graduates; 10 are notFor those who are college graduates, 3 out of 4 did not attend an Ivy League school8 are Asian (defined including those from Indian subcontinent); nearly 3x the rate found in the population96 do not own a yacht; 4 do50 haven’t furnished their homes in any way that would reflect their economic statusFamily Background: For every 100 new elite in the United States: 8 grew up in poverty28 grew up in lower middle class36 grew up in middle class25 grew up in upper middle class8 grew up in a wealthy or affluent classNotice how only 8% of the "The New Elite" millionaires in this group grew up in a wealthy or affluent class family.

IE sale subject to my partners approval.. excessive Due diligence periods IE 60 and 90 days.. 100 dollar EM all of that to me just screams of Bush league. 

If you cannot, that is fine.You don't need to hit a home-run in your first at-bat in the big leagues.  

@Aaron Ramm I offer property management services in Everett through my brokerage firm Champions Real Estate Services.