I agree with some of the sentiment on this thread that it's not something to do starting out but if you had to go with anyone I've had a good experience with the wcap financial people.

When the soccer moms (and dads) start to bad mouth CPS class size and talk about moving to the suburbs at cocktail parties, the sentiment among parents in CPS in gentrified neighborhoods will likely change. 

I always separate that from my business.. but its a personal decision for sure.during the GFC I foreclosed personally on over 200 investors from all over the US.. it was a very difficult time .. for us.. for them.. we are right back in the sentiment of borrowing max debt....

@Michael Guzik While I agree with your sentiments, one should also point out that coaching is subject to the caveat emptor principle.

Cap rate is a measurement of market sentiment.

@Jerryll Noorden agreed, do the research and find what to invest in, but there is a sentiment from some folks who think ALL paid coaching is bad.

As with myself, what I tend to see is people who deal in all the various neighborhoods and communities they don't tend to have a baked in bias based on personal sentiment.

And as a product of its usefulness, of its profitability, of the benefits it provides, NOT because we have real evidence but on the basis of vague suspicions and a great deal of sentimentality, glyphosate has become the whipping boy for all the environment's problems.

That is why I don't agree with your sentiment.

You certainly have expressed the right sentiment.