I am debating the name aspect.

Obviously you need to read, write and speak english properly.All of these aspects are evidenced by a degree, any degree.

For instance, I have used advice from Ryan Weber on wholesaling, from Nick Johnson on SHort Sales, and so on.Point is, there are several members who specialize in certain aspects and their advice on BP has been valuable to me.Did I change my entire business model?

Rich Weese turned me onto this one, and I recommend it:"The Truth About Money" by Ric EdelmanCovers many different aspects of money management and financial planning.

I've been a spectator of the So.

Some states are Tenant Friendly so you want to know the rules regarding that aspect of the business as well.Hope this helps you, and as always---Much Success As You Invest!

The crucial thing is to really learn the area wherever you invest.

As with many aspects of what we do, it's preference.

I have had a few "interns" who helped with updating lists, addressing envelopes, doing office work etc and in exchange, they got to see a lot of different aspects of the business from how to find leads, how to analyze and the closing process. 

All three are very professional companies to do with, so they all pass that aspect with flying colors, at least in my books.