Internet out in the country??

Fair warning though...there's a train track that runs along the outside of Keesler AFB, so if trains rumbling by is a deal breaker, then looking further out may be a better option.

I'm conducting my diligence & considering on going the mentor program training with him so I graciously appreciate any feedback, comments, and or replies good or bad regarding him or even going in this direction. 

Hi everyone, I'm looking into entering a very niche market of providing a "Crash pad" to military officers going through long training courses.

At the time I was training for Robert Kiyosaki and had developed software that analyzed 278 markets across the country.  

@Michael Noto - You won the internet.

the training as an aside.. private money lenders are NOT looking for newbies generally and are not sitting at home waiting for a guru to call and say they have a new student.you can simply talk to your local HML which is who you would use anyway if you need capital.as for learning the business there are a myrid of ways to do that.you can go to e bay and buy any and all guru course and videos for pennies... spend a few hundred on those and sift through the information.there is just so much hype that people can go from not knowing anything about real estate to be financially independent in a few short months.. and folks simply don't know what they don't know this is a long game a very long game.. and depending on were your living and working it can be very very difficult without substantial cash already.. areas of the North east and mid west you can deal in SFR's like used cars because they sell for that. if your west coast based.. much tougher

We plan to relocate our hub training to 3140 Tchulahoma Rd., and relocate our ground-equipment maintenance group from the hub to the airport’s Administration Building and Airfield Maintenance Building.

And while the internet is growing in it's presence even the most internet heavy lenders still MUST have licensed loan officers to originate those loans.  

These are all great brokerages, but they charge high monthly fees and commission splits and if you're not an agent you don't necessarily need the "perks" they offer for those fees (training, etc).