As an investor, I'm only able to participate in one, maybe 2, refurb-or-build projects at a time (assuming I'm not a small cog in a big syndicated real estate deal).

The good news, however, is that the SEC is thinking about changing the rules so that average Joes and Janes can participate.

If you manage to find several leads which are good, I'll end up bringing you on as a wholesaler and teaching you the ropes as you are actually participating in DEALS.

As for the window with the names of people who participated in this thread, it's not visible to me.

I suggest you ask questions and participate (don't take over the class, LOL) hopefully you'll get an instructor who has financial experience that can relate the materials to real life instances and not just read the book.

It's interesting, the waiting list is closed, and you have to participate in a lottery just to get put on it!!

This is how you can get involved and be a part of a transaction that you otherwise aren't ready to participate in at a more skilled level yet.Time is of the essence and instead of trying to learn how to do this while it is in your hand, you should do the best thing to move the deal forward by putting your buyer in contact with the seller now.

The purpose of the meeting is to learn from fellow investors; product promotions or any solicitation is strictly prohibited during the meeting.Currently max participants allowable for these meetings will be capped at 15 participants.

Generally banks do not participate in non-banking activities (like residential leasing)... but I am not a bank examiner.

Because of my success I now have people I know asking me how they can participate in my deals as silent money partners.