Or does the teacher really flavor the course and any potential networking benefit, so you should find someone who matches your interests?

Please continue reading to get the full flavor of this topic.

This post is just to say that such a suggestion by Loftis seems more like spice added to flavor some BS.

In my mind, that comes in two flavors - either you have a larger capital cushion (by having a lot more capital) OR you have a mentor who's really invested in walking you through the process.

There are a lot of flavors of RE investors.

You might also try the Denver meetup to get a flavor of what folks are doing.

I have just returned from her 2-day training and can confirm she is the real deal.Very knowledgeable person, who has done not only the hard-core "buying-at-the-auction" type of deal but many other "flavors" of real estate investing that are created where there is a situation of distressed owner/property.

Today's flavor was orange.

Even among the commercial mortgages, though, there are many different "flavors".

Don't know for sure if that is an historic home, but it certainly has that flavor if it is not, and turning something like that around has also got to be very rewarding and confidence building all at the same time.