Looking at last year's IREM report, Charleston averages $700-$900 per unit per year, for garden style buildings. 

Possibly because I can connect with his style and background.

It is written in a style like you might find at a seminar - sitting and learning from someone who has done it and shares it in a relatable fashion.

I teach my students to build these concepts into their scripts.

Since they don’t teach investing or business in school , a lot of people just don’t get how it works.

Here are a few ideas, in no particular order, and I wanted some feedback.1. 100 % Equity Owner Occupied Properties with a Sales Date of at least 10 years and beyond (per Tom Krohl style)2.

Some not as desirable areas will cash flow nicely and will teach you a lot about PM.

The teaching and content is horrible.

Hey @Daryl J Melancon III attend one, and a friend I have is going to be starting up a different style group focused more on expert education.

And while I may not credit my successes to his teachings, despite him having certainly taught me a lot, I also can't say I'd be where I am now if it hadn't been for that cheesy television ad that influenced me to ask my dad for his credit-card the following morning in order to purchase his book and begin a lasting journey that I, at the time, didn't even know I was on.As for your question, I made it pretty clear above that I don't think a clerical job will serve you well if it is a mentorship you seek.