The extent of my financial education was from my dad, and I'm grateful to him that he tried anything.

Very grateful for your comment and one thing I have learned is to have an attorney on your team so just might be blowing up your inbox very soon Nichole

It is what it is, I learned a lot, & I’m grateful for the experiences I made.

I’m extremely grateful for all the advice.

I maintained my reputation, kept a good relationship with the buyers realtor whom I’ve done several deals with, and the buyers were very grateful.

I am 31 and am right behind you, see you at the top man, keep up the grate work!

I can say that I’ve had a few tenants fall in tough times and miss a payment but when I offer them a chance to pay 1/4-1/5 of what they owe on top of the upcoming the month’s rent, they are always grateful and get it done.

Trying to transition from your law practice is a very broad statement.Also keep in mind that it seems a little fishy that newbies that are making money hand over fist would want to announce it to the world because they are so grateful to their mentor ship program that they join.Typically the people that are vouching for any particular niche and/or program have something personally to gain from promoting what they do. 

Of course family lending comes with it's own set of issues, but I am extremely grateful.

I've had a stable tenant base for a while now (hugely grateful for that!)