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Updated over 13 years ago on . Most recent reply

What is the Best Real Estate Course you have used?
This forum is a great vetting process to help everyone weed out the good courses, guru's and schools from the bad ones. What I am interested in knowing is what is the best real estate investing course/seminar that you have attended and why?
Was it great content?
Great presentations?
Great price?
Great networking?
Please share your thoughts on why the course/seminar you attended was the best and please do not use this thread to promote a course you are trying to sell
Most Popular Reply
Robyn Thompson's Retailing for Cash. I have been following it to a tee for years now. Her "Kiss Your Landlord Goodbye" ad is still my #1 pull on craigslist.
I second Bryan's comment above about John T. Reed. I think his material is the best in terms of real-world advice. It's the kind of stuff you'd get if you took a seasoned investor out to lunch.