You take what you learn on podcasts and books and workshop that with people in real life.Too many investors are doing due diligence on how to invest only online.

Re­ad books, attend workshops, listen to podcasts, join investor groups, and ne­twork with experience­d investors.

Instead I have decided to add some extra electrical outlets and put in lights and rent it as a workshop.

Disclaimer: I have not taken the Epic Pro Academy course, but I attended Matt's 2 day workshop last year.Matt Theriault's 2 day events, which they are somewhat different than the Epic Pro Academy, I believe, since the information is compressed in only 2 days.Nevertheless, lots of practical information is offered, besides instructions and information about the industry, the insights that Matt provides and how they relate to one's approach to business relationships in general, they have value on their own.What I can say about him and his team is that you truly get what they offer, but like with any course, the course is as good as you are by implementing what is been taught.

I got invited to the free workshop and I think I will be enrolling in the 2 days training (although I already did 1 rehab deal and the second is in the market). any updates from the PIG members?

This is a Canadian real estate investing network with training and workshops.

Instead I’m opting to renovate the space as a workshop which is costing $10,000 instead of $150,000 for the DADU.

I just signed up for a 3 day workshop through Tax lien code.

Keep yourself updated on real estate investment tactics, market shifts, legal obligations, and industry standards by connecting with fellow investors, participating in workshops, and utilizing online sources.

I attended a workshop hosted by a large business advisors firm.