I think this is an area that's going to grow quite a bit in the next decade (but that's just me.)Good Luck!

this thought that rentals are immune and if economy gets tough rentals will be stronger I don't buy that that's not what happened as I stated in many markets from 08 to 2011.I had clients load up on 4 plexs for 350k each in PHX market in 04 ish.. they would buy 2 to 4 of them each by 09 those same units were 100% vacant and trashed and stayed that way for a while and those investor walked got their credit trashed for a decade and lost their downpayments.. those 4 plexs were trading in 2010 for under 100k each.I bid on 120 brand new sfr s for 100k a door in 2009 in Fort Meyers area.. bank liquidating a builder.. darn near took it down.. those houses buy 2011 went on the steps for 30 to 40k each..

I am surprised he still has title after not paying real estate taxes for a decade.  

I also recognize that we've had the wind at our backs with a rising market for nearly a decade.

Cushman and Wakefield's report of the decade and forecasting 2030 has Austin outperforming all US cities by a landslide.  

However, the last few months have been the first price decline in San Diego RE in a decade. 

I don’t know anybody who pays that on a single family who has natural gas .I like to recoup my investments fast not in decades!

I know multifamily investors that have been doing this for decades and are worth 8 and 9 figures.They buy multifamily in the midwest that produces a COCR of 10-12% and never care if the value of the asset goes up.

I thought Eddie's course was a better explanation of legalities, but Eddie has done this for many decades and some of his practices don't seem that current compared to Scott's. 

With over a decade in the digital marketing industry, and seeing way too much BS, I've become a bit of an empiricist.