I have the bank information and intend to reach out to them to see what information I can dig up.

I would compare it to buying a tool without having a plan in mind as to what you intend to use it for.

The Madison / Southeast Wisconsin area is great because it is 2 hours or less away and has a great opportunity for investing as well, although the markets have really heated up recently especially with the announcement of Foxconn building near Racine. 

My second event i went on Craigslist to find an ad came across an ad saying Become a real estate investor earn while you learn, thought i give it a shot this guy was telling me about Renatus and great mentors they had he invited me to a meeting in south jersey on a Thursday night to watch a guy name scott rowe who has made millions of dollars off real estate education, before i went i had to research what renatus was and who these people the guy was telling me about needless to say i was skeptical about rowe and this guy name brian meara they said he does shortsales and i ask the guy who invited me what shortsale was and he said the host will tell me, sounded like he didnt know what it was either, for the most part all he said was that this was an opportunity of a life time, wasn't sold on that either so i sat there for about an hour and 20 minutes listening to scott say he was from Chicago show me picture of  his community a pie chart how to get into renatus how to pay for very expensive education how to get the money blah blah blah caught in quick that this was an mlm meetup.

If you are looking in philly, I suggest reading up on opportunity zones introduced in the recent tax bill.

You should buy a property, partner with another investor or invest passively in another opportunity to get yourself into the business.

Never a bad investment opportunity if the income generated from the property will cover all related expenses.

This creates great opportunity as well as traps/siren songs.

I initially found this opportunity through the radio podcast realestateradioguys.com, which they marketed through.If you invested here, DM me so we can talk.Thanks,Rich

The reason I side tracked on law school was because I did not want to incur a large amount of debt, spend 3 years in school effectively allowing me to miss out on investment opportunities while not generating any income during that time period.