For the informed, gone are the days of the need for a realtor, at least under the antiquated commission structure that's made them wealthy for years. 

The police officer who threw them out said this-Miami culture is based on who can scam each other first. 

Real estate investing is for those aspiring to be wealthy( or financially free and not bound by a job) by accumulating appreciating assets, reducing tax burden, depreciating debt, and second source of income or cash flow.   

There is/will be great opportunity for the wealthy, highly educated go getters but 90% of the people will be locked out of it.

You want to familiarize yourself with customs from any target demographic you're interested in working with to prevent cultural faux pas.Things to consider:- You will be exposing yourself to systemic risk within the education industry.  

If you serve the wealthy, you'll have more stability.

opportunity cost so low better to deploy the cash than pay interest for money you don’t need (yes, you need to be “wealthy” to afford not to borrow/leverage)

The verse in its entirety says,19 “Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moths and vermin destroy, and where thieves break in and steal. 20 But store up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where moths and vermin do not destroy, and where thieves do not break in and steal. 21 For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.The key for me is in the last sentence: keeping my eyes on God rather than selling out everything for wealth. I

I've been to several of the Guru's and spent tens of thousands of dollars, so I know and understand their models, and Renatus blows them out of the water for several reasons.It is a fact that about 75% of the wealthy 1% have earned their wealth through a combination of business ownership and Real estate investing.

I do believe in liability protection, but not the type being sold by Anderson for new investors who are not wealthy.