He's a flight instructor and we took out his employers 172 for around an hour and a half.The flight should have cost around 150, but his employer comps him an hour for proficiency once a month, so I only paid 58, plus buying our food at 40 ish.

However, as a history major and former economics instructor, there will be a market correction.  

I was an F-35 Instructor Pilot, previous F-15Es.

We've also had quite a few Yoga instructors inquire for Yoga retreats, although none have pulled the trigger yet. 

And he is a CCMI, and has been a NAR Instructor.

They were easy and qhen I got stuck (only once on a test) the instructor I emailed helped me determine the areas I needed to study.  

Each session could also be tagged as Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced (or maybe just Beginner and Advanced).Sessions could be:- Talks (where someone gives a talk on a topic, with a short time for Q&A afterward)- Roundtables (where a topic is presented and people sit around a table and discuss their experiences and opinions on specific aspects of that topic - usually moderated by one or two people)- Tutorials (a more hands-on interactive session where the attendees are able to work on specific details of the topic with the guidance of the "instructor")There could be an exhibitor section, for companies such as:- Property Managers- Hard Money Lenders- Bulk REO Asset Managers- Developers- Contractors- Mortgage Brokers- Note Brokers- etc.

The instructors would explain things so it all made sense. 

At my instructor's direction, I don't even put a number in, I just scroll through the results.

Those fees are b/c we have to pay the instructors.