Maybe not financial victims, but with the way that you swing down on kids that are trying to learn I can’t imagine you have a whole lot of healthy relationships.

If you are already financially healthy and the few grand cost is inconsequential, i would say go for it and try it out. 

If everyone in your family is a millionaire and they are freakishly successful and...most importantly...living a lifestyle that you are interested in living, then listen to them.

I have invested with a Mentee of Brad Summrock and a mentee of Life Styles Unlimited.

CMBS financing down 80%+ and commercial loan financing is down 70% from the peek when rates were low and the appetite for making commercial loans was very healthy.

There’s a healthy balance to find.

@Omar Khan  And they stole our vodka right out of our freezer.Those were the teeth of fate that tore into me, those were the lips of fortune that smacked over me, that was the gullet of horror through which I descended into the heaving acid of the belly of life that made me the real estate investor I am today, flaked and formed, reconstituted and transformed.McRib is more than a program, more than a lifestyle.

Well, soon after graduation and passing state board exams, I quickly realized my career no longer fulfilled the lifestyle I had in mind for myself. 

Even though this trend might be changing it would take a very long time, perhaps more than a decade, before a healthy population growth that would qualify it as attractive to investors could be attained. 

@Lance CarlsonHello Lance,All signs are pointing to a healthy and prosperous future for Detroit.