No offense to those states, but there may be a reason @Eric Johnson and @Kevin K. don't run into any of the coaching groups out there.

no offense but do you really think its right to go into contract on a distressed property when you personally have no means to close it. and the only way you can is if you find a buyer.

@Greg Ellis (I was being light hearted about my last comment--hope you didn't take offense).

I knew before a global respiratory pandemic that my chronically sick father would have a health scare.

It will make it easier for members to offer specific advice.For instance, my background is in finance – CFA, M&A and equity research with a global investment bank/major oil and gas player.

The ability to come/go on a global level. 

Then there's this: Vice President Asia - M&A, Product Development, In-house Counsel Tax and Corporate StructuringCompany NameBear StearnsDates Employed2001 – 2008 Employment Duration7 yrsLocationHong KongAcquisition and Amalgamation of Target Companies for IPO and Back door listingsPrivate Placement Strategies - Financial grooming and reconstruction of balance sheets for clients, take-overs and mergersDesign and Management of Sophisticated Financial Products, investments and MortgagesCorporate Structuring and Tax ManagementIn house Counsel - principally tax and business organizationTraining and Development of key personnel, agents and advisorsRemuneration Planning*****So in case any of you lost your asses in the last global financial meltdown, you can probably partially thank this guy and his "financial grooming and reconstruction of balance sheets".  

(No offense to the military folks on here - my dad was in for 17 years and many other family members have served - however the current military folks are far different from the old school ones and feel it's everyones right to kiss their butt and they can get away with anything - dont get me wrong there's a lot of good ones and they outnumber the bad by far - but we cant dispute today's generation is far different than many years ago)

It’s almost offensive to say you invest in stocks on bigger pockets (which doesn’t make sense to me).

It was a drug offense.