I didn't come here today to argue, I got me better things to do.....You can clearly see who believes what and how they handle their affairs.If a man gives his word on a fair deal, that's it, regardless of whether it 'costs anything or not'.That old tenet appears to have gotten lost somehow, but there are still enough that get it.

Some would argue that if the deal is good enough, the risk is worth it.

A license may or may not help you, "it depends".This topic is argued often in the forums.

Its really hard to argue that someone isn't worth the time an energy if they are doing the following:Take initiative: Don't wait for your mentor to give you tasks or assignments.

Opened my eyes to the fallacy of tax planning as lowering your tax liability, which he argues everyone should just quit their job if that was the case. 

@James Wise, my dad always said never argue with a fool. 

I will argue that our price points have creeped up enough that you have to get creative with investing, even house-hacking a duplex on a low down payment (like this one) might not come good for a few years.

I'm at a bit of a cross roads between picking a unique name that I would like to stand behind, or something very cheesy but simple to remember like many wholesalers and investors do (ie USA Capital,  ABC Investments, ect).  

Overall I'd argue keep your 40 percent ROI property.

I would argue that those are the first 2 members you want to add to your team.Do you have a specific area within the Tri-State Area that you are looking to invest in?