I attended the NYU real estate school and one of instructors there specialize in this.What he does is he utilizes a Tripe net lease.

The instructor practically spoon-fed everything and she got us involved so it wasn't just straight lecture.

As promised here is my review : Going through the strategy was a good learning experience but for us we don’t think it was worth what we paid YET , but the hope is that the things we learned and implement will save us a lot of money in the future as we keep growing our real estate business .The way ours was I would describe it as taking a class for a semester where you have 45min - 1hr biweekly interaction with the instructor .

Those who look like they are giving effort when the instructor is watching and those that say to themselves they will give 100% all the time no matter what.

The program again is very real world but the instructors are very reachable and touchable on the topics they teach.

I'd love to get some pointers on choreography. . . it would even be great to bring in a guest instructor sometime if he or you teach or know of any good instructors.

If they are there as instructors or an actual job, they will most likely be there for about 3 years.

The quality of education is similar if not superior to the popular "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" based on the experience and success of the instructors and the founder of the company.

Then, armed with that knowledge you would know enough about RE to dive in here to BP and look at the strategies, As sharp as you are, you could have asked specific questions pertaining to any facet of small RE investing, in fact you could have gotten into aspects of notes as well, and had any question you had answered by many who had more knowledge than any fast talking instructor you ever had.

The instructor was a Strikeforce professional fighter.