If so that is complete bullsh*t and BP may have officially jumped the shark.Here was his message:Apparantly I'm not allowed to comment on the question unless I upgrade to Pro.

Originally posted by @Peter T.

Transitioning to financial planning, especially becoming a CFP®, is a significant commitment, both in time and initial financial sacrifice.

Jimmy,To start, the lower the amount of money you put down the lower the risk because if you loose the property for some reason you haven' t lost any of your money.Getting in is difficult with no money down, though BP will make it sound quit easy.  

They don;t have the business experience, acumen or team so the investor loses quite often.Lastly Ben, the biggest risk for a buyer today wanting to purchase Turnkey is that there is no definition.  

Perhaps the flip route is safer with regards to not having those long term, marriage commitments.  

Bull sh*t...of and Christina and Tarek also came up with the exact same system and both parties decided to sell the system out of a company in Utah?

Unless your bank accounts are really FAT, this is not the time to being a 3 year self-study course, especially if you have a family.REI takes T I M E to develop and you're going to need a means to pay the bills while you acquire the new skills. 

All of your ideas are good, but what you need is an action plan with a true commitment and desire to do it.

I'm somewhat open to other areas in NJ, but obviously they would need to be worth my while factoring in T&T, e.g. outstanding specs...