It is a cool concept and it looks easy on the eyes.

As long as they are not causing me huge amounts of money, I usually just turn a blind eye.

I hope it works out for you,  but keep your eyes and ears tuned to the hard sell, and don't feel pressured into parting with your hard earned cash before you read a book or two about the particular niche you want to get into.  

Read Bigger Pockets till your eyes bleed, Try to figure out what ONE or TWO methods of investment will work best based on your strengths.

Oh wow, that is an eye opener!

You know you have more choices, different ways to attack a problem or solve some matter, you can also make things more complicated than they need to be.Such aspects are not as dangerous at the individual or small business level either, but it's more to your perception and what you might do and having a better education will open you eyes to things others may not see or understand.Does an MBA = $$$$$$$, no, not really, it opens the door wider, it opens some doors that are otherwise shut, but there is no guarantee that any degree will provide you with a better income.......a better quality of life....yes.

I've been down this road before - so I rolled my eyes. 

I will make sure to keep my eye out for some meetups.

Seller, I understand that, Your certainly not alone there, I’ve noticed that a fair amount of people are apprehensive to sell their house at first but what they have found is that there are more options than what meets the eye, if you know what I mean.

I have concentrated my research on FL and in the Tampa area, for no specific reason or personal preference...In the past few weeks, I have been in contact with an agent/broker doing this kind of work and having a team for the closing/taxes etc.. able to manage the property and all, he seems good and has provided lots of time without asking for a penny (which is the job of a RE broker, only its a lot more time consuming when the buyer is not present ...)Now I have my eyes on a property (it will be the 4th offer through him, the previous ones did not go through) and I would like to ask seasoned RE investors here a few questions...The house is advertised as a duplex 2/1 + 1/1 but after the visit I was told that an extra split had been done so it looks now like a triplex 3* 1/1 ...