However, this fascinating graphic explores how average returns over 20 years can be just as sensitive to entry conditions.  

And when you are at the "free" training, you should be able to notice that the power point presentation slides will have inconsistent background graphics - these are selected slides taken from the varying modules that are to be sold, so you get a flavor for the content of all modules without all of the meat [some of the trainers have caught onto this and gottne their background graphics to look alike between modules].My suggestion: take the free training and avoid the upsell; more training and info are available elsewhere.

As for threads . . . remind me in a week or so and we'll see if we can get something together.Any graphic artists around here that want to see their work on some gear?

Currently a graphic designer and a home renovation/flipping TV show junky.  

Not too much information or too many graphics.

Thanks for the posts and graphic!

Btw, I am a graphic designer if there anyway I can help you please do not hesitate to contact me.

Additionally, based on the info graphic, it appears you would be buying in somewhere near the top of a real estate cycle. 

John is a middle-school teacher and Jane works from home as a graphic designer. 

I have an 18-unit in Cleveland.Pretty much stabilizing for this first year, getting rid of inherited deadbeat tenants etcI have gone to Cleveland twice since acquiring the asset in September 2017:once during initial due diligence and I just came back from walking all units again with my PM last week.Wouldn't have it another way.Much less involved in it compared to my local Jacksonville buildings as my PM as been awesome in communicating.Oh by the way,I read this recent article on BP condemning Cleveland and Memphis to the bottom of some list of "6 cities"...I have no idea why people make these sweeping generalizations based on some graphic or data.It's like a girl saying to herself:"most men cheats I'll never fall in love".It's easy to write an article or create a spreadsheet while drinking beer in your man cave.I just returned from a week of walking the streets of Cleveland taking in the billions of $ in new investment in the downtown area and east of the Flats where an unbelievable transformation has happened since I last lived there in 2011.Vacancies are down, rents are rising.Yet some guy who's never actually been to Cleveland sits somewhere in LA and writes articles about how net immigration in Cleveland is negative etc.Hilarious.