Hi @Kate Chartrand and congrats on deciding to start the RE education process! I second what @Michael Le said. Most on BP would suggest that using that kind of money as a down payment on a property or spending it on marketing would be a much better use. From what I gather on BP, most of these programs end up just being upsells to the next higher program. There is an unbelievable wealth of info on Bigger Pockets if you haven't had a chance to explore it. From all the articles, blog posts and the podcasts. I like to think of BP as a collective brain when it comes to RE. I still can't believe that so many experts in their respective fields of RE give so freely of their time and advice on BP! I can almost guarantee that most of these guys have experience and knowledge far greater than the so called gurus.
You will probably learn a bunch from the program you were asking about. The question you have to ask yourself is: is the info they provide worth the $$$ they are asking for? My guess is that you can get the same info (and probably much more) on BP for free. It is similar to a situation I see occasionally in my job as a Pharmacist. I have met Pharmacy techs that have spent $30K at local "technical institutes" on preparation to take an exam. The reality is that the same information can be obtained from textbooks that cost no more than $30. Some people however, need the personalized attention to become motivated enough to complete things and might have never gotten through the book themselves. So to summarize, as Michael said, spend some quality time immersing yourself in BP and then you will be able to see if you need a program at all. I know I didn't offer any info on that specific program, but hopefully at the very least you're assessing your level of motivation.
