This may come as a shock to you but there are other children than your own, so multiply that 1hr by a generous small class size of 30, understand that the teacher still has to do all the lesson planning they did before and still has to manually grade some assignments, and likely has zoom teaching sessions for the entire class and maybe you'll understand why they still get paid. 

I see they're doing online meet-ups currently so I will try to attend the next virtual session. 

Hello All,Looking for an accountant that I can work with on 'buy and hold' or 'BRRRR' endeavors in the Jersey City area.I am looking for a personable, knowledgeable person, I can develop a long term working relationship with.I would also like to schedule sessions with this individual to discuss financial positioning and strategies for the future development and growth ahead of said growth.Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.It would be great to hear from people whom have actually worked with the individual that they are recommending.Be safe everybody,Pajo Quaid.

There are QI's on this board like @Dave Foster who can also cover this aspect for you.As to the original question, where you complain about people saying "talk to a CPA", I took a real estate accounting course, meets once a week, 3 hours each, and it took them two sessions to cover all the specifics of 1031's. so its not something that someone will spend all afternoon with you on it on all the particulars.  

The broker advertised weekly training but then only held two sessions in a two month period.

There’s about a dozen that have RSVP’d thus far between the different channels and we can take a couple more, keeping each session to a relatively small group will be more effective for everyone.

I attended my first LLA meeting this month and I felt review of current state of affairs and a speaker or two on targeted topics was helpful. too many people for an intimate networking session but i'd like to see that too... maybe a quick around the room intro of your current state of REI affairs and what you want to get out of the meeting. but I am a newbie with a single REI and a new tenant literally moved in on that home yesterday!

Not many legislators are ready to fight for rent control in this current session, so it will likely also not get out of committee. 

@Daniel Schiller@Ryan Kelly, you’ve covered this in your Saturday’s session right?

If you haven't yet I would highly recommend checking out the Columbus Deal Maker Sessions meetup that's held once a month.