@Avery Oblepias in general, paying for something you can learn online, is really paying for convenience and discipline.It's no different than paying for a personal trainer at a gym.Regarding S8, it's a pretty basic program that $5k seems a bit excessive for.Maybe, $1500?

An excellent multifamily trainer with much credibility in the market is @Gino Barbaro of Jake and Gino.

This implies paying down is saving 6%.  

Wrong message.Yet, everyone is convinced that a certain circumstance —foreclosures, tax liens, probate cases— implies “motivation”.Circumstance doesn’t imply motivation!

I didn't mean to imply that someone would consider hiring FT help at 10 units, but I guess I was wondering what the hypothetical point would be in which an owner might even consider it.

A few of the top trainer gurus who use to promise 30 to 40k profits per flip if you buy my 20 to 40k trainer were put out of business by the FTC.. its just not real.  

Someone could claim you discriminated if you rejected them or implied you woudl then do something different for someone else.Hope this helps.

I think Sumrok was Lifestyles chief trainer for years. 

The email was short and challenged us by implying we were looking for investing planning and not tax planning.

This implies residential units can be built at lower costs and provide better return than building a single ADU.11) adding an ADU to SFH can make the SFH fall under rent control.