The on line training "on demand videos" are so poorly created you would be shocked, bad picture, poor sound, instructor goes off to left field to make it last 3 hours, I can go on.

They probably won't do much to help you emotionally from a warm and fuzzy standpoint but will (hopefully) be very clear as to their property objectives.My old flight instructor use to tell me about priorities: "Aviate, navigate and communicate."

None the less according to instructor the deals can be found (usually 20%-30% below market value), yet you need to identify a good buy & do your due diligence.

The red flags went up for me when the instructor gave the first homework assignment to be done during our lunch break was to call our credit card companies and up our credit limits to $25,000  if possible and to also have our interest rates lowered.

Are the instructors professional investors themselves? 

Any real estate instructor can give you a basic outline for any residential deal you might be interested in.

The trainers were highly successful instructors (with dozens of intriguing and motivational "war stories") who challenge you to become the best in whatever area of CRE you choose - investment properties, retail tenant rep, land development, etc.

The instructors are so experienced and willing to share their knowledge.

You remind me of my Senior Drill Instructor, SSGT Carey in Parris Island, SC; he was not the loudest, but the most capable, most brave and most devoted to make sure we received the best training.https://youtu.be/2ZgTgXeqKQw

I'm an instructor out of Santa Monica.