Hi Tyler,You might want to look into a PRO membership here.

Because the Act would increase taxes, passage requires the approval of 2/3 of the membership of each house of the California Legislature.

The membership has paid for itself with over $100k in equity gains, a 90% cash-out refinance and several thousands in distributions from the two deals I've gotten into as a passive investor, which I would not have found without the network of LU members and lead investors.

I use the landlord forms that come with the Pro membership...they're state-specific and legally vetted. 

Those are the owners that will loose their shirts.If Grant was selling seminars to how to grow rich for the average joe I guarantee he would be using SFR or small multi to try and lure in people to his membership program or DVD package deals. 

I’m in pretty much the same boat Karen, I paid for my Pro membership last week with a credit card...

I do not pay and renew my Pro membership to deal with hateful people that are looking to drag others down.

I used to save on a gym membership by going to the gym at school but since I live too far away from it now, 1hr, I used the local gym (planet Fitness) every morning at 5am.

At the time, of course, I didn't have any real money and didn't know anyone who had managed to amass a good amount of it.And then the years started passing, and one by one, almost all of my lifelong friends and many of my family have fallen into exactly the same traps.In the age of Lyft and the $89 tow-anywhere AAA membership, people who live in densely-populated cities spend an insane amount of money on late-model cars that they don't need.

Buy a year membership at your favorite gym/rec center/martial arts center/yoga studio.