Scam or Legit: Sales pitch for 3-day multi family bootcamp?

[Ben Feder]

I went to a multi family investor event today in my local area, and it turned out to basically be a sales pitch for a 3-day bootcamp that they were going to hold in my city toward the end of the month. They were charging $1,495 for the bootcamp, offering products such as software to analyze deals and service of taking us by the hand and guiding us through the investment process from start to finish, with the added bonus of being connected to a network of professionals for life, and people who would provide us money without checking credit-score and only looking at the quality of the deal we find (sounds like hard money lenders to me basically). I am not sure if this is worth it; I feel the content on BiggerPockets, the tools, and the social network here more than pays for what they were offering in the bootcamp. Feelings? Should I have paid for this bootcamp? Does BP offer enough or is there always more to learn? Scam or legit?