But I did attend a session at one of our REIAs about how auctions work here in CO.

Q&A session.

As I said it lasted 3 days but she gave me a couple of weeks between each of those 3 day sessions to prepare more documentation.

Merrill said the free sessions will introduce the flipping process, how to identify flippable property and how to secure financing."

I get the idea of "tuning in", but it hurts my ears because I'm usually listening to the casts with headphones and the sharp static bites right into my eardrums.I want to absorb every bit of information during the podcasts and recently I've just started each session annoyed and agitated by that intro.If the static can't be taken out for something better, can we at least have the intro play at a softer volume in relation to the rest of the podcast?

I belong to CTREIA as well and have met a lot of great people during their networking sessions, plus found some funding for our current rehab project.

There was a definite tension vibe in the room when this entire session started.

My son plays hockey and keeps us busy, backyard rink just completely melted ending our practice sessions, lol.

Maybe we can do a rehab session.

Just wanted to make local folks who are new to REI aware of a good "Creative Real Estate Investing" class offered at the Wake Tech Community College (six evening sessions for I think something like $65 registration fee).