For a limited time, to a limited number of new members, we are offering the Platinum Membership (normally $3997) for the price of the Gold Membership $2,497!

I plan on continuing my free education but at some point still really want a mentor to help know if I find a deal and I'm getting my foot in a "bear trap" or a finding "gold mine".

Or maybe a gold rush.  

I'm also Gold on Hilton Honors.

Their expertise in knowing the laws (federal, state, and local), how to handle difficult situations, access to a good vendor list etc are worth their weight in gold. 

Finding a bunch of Mercury dimes in a former bank might be one thing, finding a hollow brick in the crawl of a house formerly owned by an embezzler might be another, given the statute of limitations on the crime.Good thing we're speaking hypothetically.The best find I ever made was a stash of rings and pins, all gold and some with diamonds, hidden between floor boards and under carpet I was replacing (in a rental just purchased).One ring was a very old high school class ring with initials inscribed on the inside.

The ASHI website suggests that their "gold logo is the mark of a professional inspector."

There are great deals in Alabama (Birmingham for instance) but you need to be there because despite the fact that there are tons of properties on the market, there are very few that you can call "great deals" and once they come out on the market, you got to be ready (You snooze, you loose type of thing) If you made yourself familiar (I mean really familiar - cost, rent and rentability, quality, etc) with a good area of investing, your knowledge could be a gold mine to investors.

Critique backed up with explanation is gold for me to learn from.So when I say a little slow but never late, I mean that she does not proactively pay on or before the 1st, but she also does not go late after the 5th.

This doesn't make sense to me.A house in Fremont is gold.