Is there a specific class or training session that you would recommend?

There will be also Q&A session following, thus, comment if you are interested in sharing your journey to FIRE, RE investing, and/or the combination of! 

Disputes are handled through arbitration (read some past cases to see how biased the arbitrators are - who also have who knows what qualifications and you permitted to record the session.) and not the court.

I might even use these as sort of a skip level, town hall like session.

Maybe this is more a vent session but being a new investor I'm shocked that Pro Formas are as misleading as they are.I'm dealing with sellers who are selling to investors but their Pro Formas are written as if they were selling to consumers.

I had a session with one of the CS representatives of Mashvisor, real estate analytics software, and everything looks good in terms of all the data that they provide, in order to make a wise decision on where to invest, occupancy rates, cash on cash forecast and more.

I'm in search of advice--both things to avoid and things to make sure happen when preparing for the first mailing session. 

It looks like you are a brand new independent agent, and this is an agreement for more senior agents to assist you with your first three closings, and some training sessions?

He just hires speakers to spew his worthless courses and coaching sessions in hopes that suckers will buy into it.Do a search either here or on Google about Armondo.

Red flag #1: Guru holding a free seminar (it really is not free, it is an up sell to costly programs, boot camps, and personal training sessions to the tune of many thousands of dollars.Red Flag #2: The advertisement video shows a clip of attendees dancing and cheering and all excited in the audience = Hype and more Hype which is all fluff and BS.Red Flag #3: So-called top RE flip investor in the country - then why not keep flipping rather than market courses and seminars?