So we get there and they have you fill out a form asking for some information about you, name, address, telephone number and what your intrest is in real estate investing.

The contact information given on the site is not useful as the telephone number is a recording directing you to call the sales line on the recorded notice of trustee sale (which I don't have).

The competition is fierce and the number of letters and telephone calls I get is annoying.

They will fill in whatever information you want - all you really need is their email, name, and telephone number.

I appreciate it.The law says "A person may not make or knowingly allow a telephonic sales call to be made if such call involves an automated system for the selection or dialing of telephone numbers or the playing of a recorded message when a connection is completed to a number called without the prior express written consent of the called party."

This means you cannot deduct anything that you claim I owe or could in the future owe you.You must make payments to me by any of the following methods;i) in person, at my address shown on the front of this contract documentii) by direct debit bank transferiii) by telephoning my office with your credit card detailsiv) western union/money gram4.

Kind of like how every telephone pole has been littered with 'Cash Buyers' that want to buy your house.

All kidding aside, face to face meeting for information gathering sessions are quite inefficient; both parties can have a satisfactory relationship via telephone, email, text messaging etc.

Plus, $500 for a membership (for the first year - $250 every year after that, a 2-day seminar, a year's worth of telephone advice, and access to all of their other videos and case studies actually doesn't sound like a bad deal.If you haven't done it already, one thing you might do is go to their website and sign up for their free investor starter kit and/or browse through some of their free articles/videos available online.

I propose that we start when we've found a 4th and move to discussing our "meeting" objective/agenda/structure before discussing our media for communication (IE: group emails, telephone conference, skype, google video chat, etc)Later we'll also need to discuss timelines (how long/wordy, etc) and frequency of meetings as well as defining the type of commitment we'll all have to each other and the group.My suggestion for agenda/structure:My current mastermind group uses the structure set in place by Jack Canfield in his book "The Success Principles".It goes - initially each member has an entire meeting to familiarize all members with their real estate business, experience, positives, negatives, etc.Each subsequent meeting all members have 15 minutes or 200 words or less or whatever we come up with, to cover topics like:1.