Dan Turkel I would take a look at this:https://youtu.be/Gg0TNBfkY_YAnytime I hear something like "affiliates bringing in affiliates" as a way to earn money, well, that tells me all that I need to know.Your mileage may vary, the techniques might be awesome, but if I'm getting a "free coaching session" after attending an event and an affiliate might pitch me on being an affiliate...ummmmm...go for it if that works for you!

I only recently attended a series of sessions from Note investors who presented some content about Note investing and also "product" they wished to sell, which is usually some sort of software or "process" they came up with that helps them manage, buy, etc.

There was a bill introduced in the previous legislative session that transferred the power to regulate this to the state level, but it was not passed before the session ended.

I'm starting up a 12-week coaching program next month that features the following components:3 hour classroom lessons, with option for virtual participation, weekly on Tuesdays from 6-9 PM3+ hours weekly homework2 hour class mastermind phone call weekly on Fridays at 11 amUnlimited email access to Foster for 1-1 inquiries3-hour sessions Driving for Dollars with Foster 3xExclusive 1-on-1 access to Foster via call or text to hand-hold and walk through acquisition, sale, and closing process50/50 profit split on joint venture deals even after the course is complete, for as long as the students desire to continue to collaborate on joint venturesIf you're looking for a truly hands-on experience with step-by-step guidance, not just another seminar where you get a lot of information and no help putting it to use, then this is what you need!

For what it's worth, I believe there are online notaries, I'm not too certain of the mechanics of it all (I believe you sign over a skype session), but I'm pretty sure in order to be recorded it should be hand-signed. 

Such as the free E-Book on "Investing With No Money Down" by Brandon Turner, interview content with successful investors, and the 25 hour Bigger Pockets session.

You can offer anything, but I'd suggest $500.00 to "shadow them for the day".4) During your one day session, ask (lots) of questions, including what courses, or boot camps they used, and would recommend.  

It's hard to generate interest for the young kids, so I thought about focusing on the ones that are about to graduate.I'm aiming to have 3 separate sessions/workshops:Basic workshop for kids about to enter college and/or current college students.

We are super excited to have Todd Grill, a local expert speak on the topic.It will be informational and interactive including a Q and A session at the end.

The program is $2,000 - it consists of a one-on-one session per week which last 1-2 hours.