GenevaIdeas I've considered: * Rent them as "hobby space" for artist studios, workshops, or man caves, clearly stating in the ads and lease that no commercial use is allowed. * Turn garages into a 1BR loft-style apartment.

Sounds like you got a pretty good start to a man cave and workshop.

I just recently met him in person, and found it very interesting to hear what he had explained in regards to private lending, yet when the talk was over, which was at a group meeting, he offered his system at a lowered price of $997 for that day only, yeah that was kind of high for me.although, I will be attending a workshop that he will be presenting this Saturday, I was am interested in what he will teach there.I'll post whatever I can learn after the workshop is over.

I am looking at starting a similar group in Toronto, Canada, focusing on commercial real estate investing.This is the format I was thinking of using:1. 20 minutes networking2. 40 minutes speaker or workshop (finding a deal, negotiating, raising capital, managing, taxes, refinancing) & Q&A3. 10 minutes people pitching ideas to the group4. 30 minutes networkingMaybe we could share speakers.

I ran across this article and thought it would be helpful: http://www.upi.com/Business_News/Real-Estate/2011/09/19/How-to-Predict-Local-Home-Prices/5171316460711/It points you to several real estate websites that I'm looking at now to see how it all works. Hope

He drove a big old Cadillac and had turned the trunk into a workshop, with tools fastened in place all over the bottom of the trunk lid!

The property I am closing on needs new front porch rails which I have already started putting together in my workshop.

Also on Saturdays they have an in-expensive workshop once or twice a month.

I would definitely recommend Investors Workshops.

After attending one of Robert Kiyosaki's free workshop, I was enthusiastic about wholesaling..