Deals are pretty competitive right now, but the market should soften over the next couple of months when school gets back in session.

We are calling that project Blackjack Gives Back: Homes For The Brave. 

They also provide legal support and run sessions and meetings to help you with LL issues. 

The fact that Seattle is very hostile to landlords right now (various existing regulations) and would pass rent control tomorrow if it were legal statewide  (wait for next WA legislative session... we will almost certainly get something like what OR has and CA is getting) should be foremost on the minds of anybody looking to take advantage of this as well.

Originally posted by @Phil Spadaro:Austin I'm also located in san diego if you find one of the reia groups omar mentioned please share that info I would love to get involved Hey man I just looked into this myself... found this page on meetup showing a bunch of REI related groups.https://www.meetup.com/topics/real-estate-investors-association/us/ca/san_diego/If you switch to calendar view you can see which groups are actually actively holding sessions.

You can expect keynotes, breakout sessions, author panels, and happy hour receptions from 8 am - 4 pm on Monday, October 7th and Tuesday, October 8th.Breakout sessions on the topics of BRRRR, house hacking, buy & hold, sourcing & funding, deal analysis, and more!

OREA does offers in-class sessions. 

I thought so since I also attended Than Merill session a few months back.

I listened to a couple of live training sessions here on BP. 

@Michael Reisman is correct, as of now Fall session will be in person and my personal thought on this matter is that students will still want to be around campus/friends even if classes are online vs being at home.