However, they all were trained by someone who started in 2002.

I will take all of this into consideration when I am being trained by my mentor. 

Former Lifestyles trainer Steve Davis has started this and has some Dallas trainings and meetings periodically.

Hey @Hee Um - We have a small investor-focused brokerage here in Chicago...there is little to no training so often times it makes sense for some new agents to go to a larger brokerage to get a foundation.Either way I am happy to chat and steer you in the right direction if that would help.

Let them spend their money (wholesaling is expensive and don't let anyone tell you otherwise) and train you to get the deals for commission.

@Satya Veer Bandaru: Bewar get real training if you are going to do "Subject To".

So I started "questioning" them on their education and a comprehensive understanding of things such as certain aspects of renovating a property, or keeping track of expenses to come up with how to calculate reserves, what to do with problem tenants.My thesis is correct, all of these guru trainings are like an introductory course you could take at a college and they have ZERO meat to the bone.

ProVision is Tom Wheelright's previous firm that he has trained in his paradigm.

Wealthability is a network of other accountants who are trained in his system.

He couldn't figure it out and then scheduled another meeting where he never called or went through the "training".