A simple phrase like that isn't going to hold up against anybody with a law degree and a little litigation experience.

That said, I am a ‘tard with a biology degree, who doesn’t know how to plumb them myself.  

One side of the town is these plant facilities and buildings and the other side is the nice area with college degree earners etc.The manufacturing jobs that get paid weekly those run more like hotels even though they are not one.

It’s 5 degrees up here and that will warm me up.  

When my husband and I first started investing in commercial real estate, we spent a lot of time educating ourselves even though he has a law degree.

I cannot say the decision was bad because I only started it two weeks ago, it did got me some degree of foundation and knowledge that would have taken me many years to gather or worst not know at all.I got the advice to start network with anyone, which ultimately landed me here at BP.My goal at the moment is to learn how to Wholesale, learn the business, and connect with people in this community in all forms.I really appreciate that you have read all of that until this point.  

Furthermore, holding properties inside a company allows you to control when, and to some degree how, the retained earnings are brought into your income.

@Victor ParagThat decision would ultimately be that of the landlord, but would be dictated to a degree by what is customary in your market.

A mentor would shorten the learning curve and help prevent to a large degree losing the little money that I have to invest, any direction is greatly appreciated, thanks, it's true I wish that I understood the amazing value that BiggerPockets brings to it's members sooner than recently, Ezra 

Very limited if any; 36 months of my Montgomery 1606 GI Bill was used for my undergraduate degree.