That being said living a militaristic life style for 7 years I don't want to be an employee.

You also build more value in the transaction than just price - it becomes a lifestyle solution instead of you simply trying to snag a house.

They eagerly help me with transactions on the phone without an appointment and never ask for a penny in return, true mentors.Their character and integrity are exemplified without conscious effort and that says something.

My idea of being able to "afford" it generally means that I'm not going to notice that money being gone, and that I'm not going to change my day-to-day lifestyle to accommodate it.I believe people should spend their money on those things that will make them happy long-term.

Cashflow increases your lifestyle.

My guess is, they con investors into $50,000 or more and spend it on their sub-par lavish lifestyles, making promises they can’t keep doing services they aren’t capable or legally able to perform.

Looking to ultimately build equity and secure a comfortable lifestyle.

Have not taken or heard of this course, but every mentorship or training that discusses "freedom", "independence" or is selling some type of lifestyle or increasing the speed to your "financial independence" is typically all catchphrase and no meat on the bone. 

@Karolina Powell - When touring multifamily properties I would suggest you be conscious of the following: - As Alecia indicated... make sure you understand how utilities are set up (individually metered, etc..)- View the general condition of each unit.

The numbers look good, but a wise investor would consider the socio-economics and lifestyle of that area.