I came across a company in the Houston area, who offers a brief wholesaling-training session via videos ($250) on how to find the properties, evaluate the property, offer on the property, do the contracts and submit the deal along with providing you ACTIVE Buyers and providing the initial funds needed when a deal is found.It’s a Wholesale Broker Program.I don’t want to name the place…but does anyone have experience working for this sort of operation….or does anyone have general thoughts on working with a place like this.I am ready to act, but still feel like I need someone to hold my hand!!....

Now, I want to get out of the rentals and rid myself of the tenants and just use the Residential Tax Rule to live in a new home to sell in two years and trade Futures on the computer each morning session.

If you are new, reach out to Tim Masters who runs the New Investor group.There's an underground BP group that meets once a month.Triangle Deal Maker Sessions meets once a month...next meeting is in September.

Typically there is a short presentation on a particular topic followed by a meet and greet session. 

I suggest to attend local RE meet-ups, there are several good ones around town like "Houston Real Deal" by @Charles Nguyen and Ray Sasser,  White Picket Realty, Realty Investment Club of Houston "RICH" (there is a yearly membership for this one) but their network of extensive experienced investors and number of free courses and sessions you get with your membership is priceless.

I wanted to bounce an idea off of him and ended up accidentally joining one of his Skype mastermind group sessions which was pretty funny.

Welcome me today to my first ever Forum session. 

They usually have a homeownership mandatory counseling session typically followed up by a down payment voucher.

I don't know if they bring in paid, sell your crap at the back of the room and Saturday paid session B.S. speakers, but it was a real pleasure to get to attend a REIA where the attendees were mostly active investors, they looked to genuinely like being there and the content shared by the three different groups that night was heavy on content and light on fluff.Kathleen Kramer did an excellent job going over economic data.  

HI Josh, Good question the 7 Classes are as follows:•Race•Color•Religion•National Origin•Sex•Disability•Familial StatusThe one that is possibly coming down the pipeline we were told at the last Fair Housing informative session is "Financial Status".