Hi BP,I am a new investor from MA looking to start my journey to Financial Independence through buy and hold investing.

The certified public accountants prepare reviewed semiannual and annual financial statements twice yearly and the company provides them to interested accredited investors upon request and returning its privacy non-disclosure agreement.

I currently trade/invest in different financial markets (stocks and cryptocurrency) & also have a business helping people become successful traders/investors.

Whats going to help me decide between the two is whichever is easier to get started in without a ton of financial capital.

You probably will get what you pay for and you can tell what kind of reporting they should give to you, especially financial reporting and how often.Being a real estate Agent should help you but you should keep currently educating yourself so you can get current information to help you stay on top of things. 

I have near 800 credit score, more than enough to put a substantial amount down, no debt (except owing $700 for a iphone and cc balance I could easily pay off), and am a financially responsible individual, just in the process of generating more income.

@Blake Gansborg,My favorite non-text book about real estate finance is: What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know About Cash Flow by Frank GallinelliI does an excellent job of breaking down different financial metrics and giving good examples.

I know they aren't financially solvent so I'd rather them use the money to move.

They are meeting with their schools financial aid person next week.

Have you already run complete financial, criminal and rental history checks on all of them?