Third, you have lifestyle risk.

I’m not gonna sit here and tell you it’s necessary a great time to buy, on any given year even few years in the area it makes more sense to rent (I rented in navy yard because it was cheaper to rent than buy and I can’t see staying for more than a few years) however if it’s a place you can see living in 3+ years it’s probably much better to buy, it depends on your lifestyle/goals.

Stay healthy out there✌

While both my wife and I will continue to work day jobs, our below budget lifestyle allows us $2000 a month to invest.

Also the topic of lifestyle design is a topic that I am constantly exploring.Can anyone provide additional feedback on Scott's writing, the effectiveness of his advice, and overall impression?

It's a lifestyle and that doesn't mean it's not fun or cool but our default action is not always go out to eat.

Although that sounds kinda cool, that's not the lifestyle I want for myself or my family. 

Trying to compare and get opinions on any one of these coaching programs. If you are a part of one, what are your honest thoughts and opinions of if/when to join? Thanks for any feedback!

Good schools, low crime and nice lifestyle.  

We focus on selling lifestyle not space on our properties.