@Jason Wiles The ability to replace homes is the first thing I check.

I will not call someone with the ability to raise millions of dollars let alone a bank account with millions of dollars a blind idiot.

Getting the wrong type of money (HML) for a rental property can be your worst mistake especially if your ability to refi is not an option.

I am planning on taking real estate classes but not getting licensed because it may restrict your ability to bargain.  

So for me the negative effect on my borrowing ability on cash flow producing investments isn't worth it.

My humble opinion after being on BP a bit and reading a lot of material:If you have1) Good common sense.2) The ability to read and absorb material.3) Are self motivated.4) Have decent math skills.Then you don't need a guru or class or best techniques training.

We will have moved on to other areas or property types that will yield returns.Anyway, I might get run off of this post for my lack of ability to discuss cap rates at length and so on and so forth, hopefully not.

Leading to the ability to make educated guesses as to what to expect in the future.

This would likely meet the statutory requirement for ten years of continuity, giving Jane the ability to gain title by adverse possession even though she herself did not possess the land for the full ten years.

Do your own due diligence and trust in your ability to find good investments.I think I am trusted by my clients, but I do not think they buy BECAUSE they trust me.