Hey - its Mike here, just a quick reminder for you all you MA, RI and NHers.www.houseflippingschool.com/meetup.We will be holding our second House Flipping School MeetUp this Thursday at 6:30 PM at the Plymouth Radisson in Plymouth MA.At our first House Flipping School MeetUp, we had over 60 people - but this time we are in a smaller room...called the Mayflower Room,so space is LIMITED.So make sure you grab your spot ASAP.And this month's topic is a SUPER popular one, presented by some guy named LaCava.....titled:3 Little Known Ways to Flip Houses with No Money of Your OwnYou'll learn:How I structure ALL of my house flips (and my buy and holds too) with no money of my own and how you can do it too...The details on 3 house flip

As a mentor you are also able to pass on information you have learned on your own, much of it through school of hard knocks.

And for your knowledge, the guy researching your chain of title is some kid who graduated from law school who didn't have the grades to get a job at a law firm.

I remember one finder who finally had the light go on when his guy kept losing deals to another guy and then found out they were old high school chums, and a finder for that guy was losing deals to his guy.

Great article21 Ways Rich People Think Differently I learned how to think like the Rich in High School when I knew school and working/slaving away for someone else just wasn't for me, all you do is make someone else rich!

@Charles MorganMike, from House Flipping School.

I am planning to go back to school also to get my construction technology degree to learn some of the contracting parts of the business as well.

The people I sold it to actually plan on living in it with their children that will go to the school next door, and the owners were happy to have it off their shoulders and have money in their pockets.

I think calling it a nice town was sugar coating it a bit when it ranks in the bottom 10% of schools systems according to NJ Monthly and Moody's rates their bonds as junk.

I was standing in school in a hallway, a bridge walkover going to lunch.