A guru soon learns they can make money without holding the customer accountable - and most of the customers don't want to be held accountable. 95% of their customers will never follow through on using the training, and will never ask for their money back.

I just started the training's and I have learned quit a bit already.

I was fortunate to start my REI with a turnkey company in Jacksonville that I believe is one of the very best in the country for their ongoing service.

I enjoyed reading replys from Eleena and Elizabeth One of my BIL's now retired was some kind of bomb and or demolition instructor ( he got to train others how to blow stuff up ) he spent time at several different bases every year and ended up purchasing something near each of them ,he always said they may downsize for a while very seldom close.

Here is the basic information I have so far.The house is a 2 bedroom 2 bathroom with two units listed at 299,000 in Northern NJ within walking distance to NJ transit train.

Tenants are like puppies, train them early or they will take over your house.

I also plan on going to the TRIG meeting on Oct 17th.

It improves your property value and attractiveness for new tenants.Worst case scenario, you are able to serve a "Notice of Breach of Contract" to tenant (asap) and evict.Do NOT just wait, address this now, you have to set the correct expectations aka train your tenants. 

@Ian IppolitoWhile we can probably argue about the merits and/or lack thereof for Bitcoin all day including the libertarian aspects of it, its really more opinion in many cases as well as being an ongoing experiment. 

I recently attended the Rich Dad Poor Dad 3 day legacy training.