Brotha, you've got no posts, no profile, and seem to only have created an account to bash us. 

I had a group say they were coming for a quiet weekend turned out they threw a huge birthday bash.

I am not into this irreverent censorship and community bashing. 

As the British say “quite right”. certainly education can be done in an informal setting, and doesn’t necessarily need to lead to a degree or be “administered” by an accredited university.And education can be delivered for SIGNIFICANTLY less than is charged or cost by many institutes of higher education - just look at the tuition differential between programs taught IN universities and those equivalent programs on line.But, as much as it’s trendy to bash “higher education”, and where there’s been a “rewrite” of the historical basics that many disagree with, for professional programs at least there’s a expectation and delivery that courses offered contain important, necessary, timely, complete and valid information.

I'm not bashing wholesalers or agents, but they each have their place and very few actually have the knowledge to have your best interest as a top priority.

Feel free to PM me too, I am not looking to bash them but looking to get an accurate perspective from some of his clients before I actually decide whether to work with them or not.Thanks in advance.

This post is purely not to bash on "rent to retirement". it is a post for investors bringing awareness to do as much market research as possible and not rely on what is being given to them by a company trying to sell them something.

I didn’t have the impression there was much negotiation at all—more like: submit an offer, get a response, move on.I really don’t want to bash agents.

People come on BP and bash providers all the time, sometimes with merit, sometimes without.Not providing an explanation would certainly speak volumes though.

Most people didn't even answer her questions, but just bashed the entire act.