This session has some networking, but they also bring a speaker in to share education on specific topics.

It was an 1.5 hour Q&A session where I asked probably 80% of the questions. 

I would also suggest doing a "Tenant Education" session where you go over the lease with each tenant so they understand what they are agreeing to.Regards,Clint C.

Hey Wayne, go to the courthouse during auctions and hand out bussiness cards, you can also attend Karen Rittenhouse's dealmaker sessions, they happen the first Tuesday of every month at the airport Marriot at PTI, it's totally free to attend, I just went to one yesterday.

Once we know what your goal and strategy are then we can easily identify what deals match.Make sure you do this, ask for a strategy session before you do anything is my belief... good luck

I never got the chance to capitalize on the initial offer.My question is, should I stay with the program and attend the Real Empire event(valued @ $5K) and work with the pros in my program for a few sessions OR take a partial refund of about $7,000, get my estate license and bootstrap it with my local resources?

The initial lack of people attending the open houses was a combo of a few things (school in session, trial and error for automating and improving processes, price which we then reduced, 2 bedrooms).

@Arty Fresh If you would like I can offer a 30 min no obligation session to give you a introduction to our Turnkey Properties and how we might be able to help you out.

I can generally rent it after 2-3 showing sessions.

I've found the most valuable time at these things is actually after the session closes, when general networking time opens up.