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Attend Sourcing seminar?
Hi,
There is this Sourcing seminar near me, it sounds good because its a small group of people only and the mentor told me he will also sit with me to figure out how I can start sourcing deals since I am VERY LOST on how to start with Real Estate. Also he said he will give me the documents he himself uses to source deals.
The cost would be around $470 for a full day course.
My issue is, is it genuinely going to add value and help me get me started? Or am I better off gathering all the information off biggerpockets, by reading and listening to the podcasts?
Thank you :)