They will devote the bulk of the weekend to attempting to enroll you in a roughly $37,000 program which actually is not intended for beginners, anyway - it's a business development program better suited to established REI businesses.

@Raj PatIf you need a referral PM me for one locally; however, I suggest not restricting yourself to someone local.You definitely need someone qualified, does not have to be a CPA, could be an Enrolled Agent or an attorney.

currently enrolled in jy monk real estate class, was wondering about any websites, books, study guides etc. that i can use to increase my chances of passing the exam.  

I don't see too much market growth in the area based on historical data, however it is right next to Lenoir Rhyne university which enrolls around 2,000 students per year. 

I'm currently enrolled in a course to become a licensed real estate agent and I'm super excited still nervous of course.

You definitely need someone qualified, does not have to be a CPA, could be an Enrolled Agent (EA) or an attorney.

You may have to show proof of enrollment, whick you cant do.

I am also currently enrolled in a class to get my real estate license to facilitate our real estate venture which I will hopefully pass the course and test by this December 2016. 

@Dan CohenYou definitely need someone qualified, does not have to be a CPA, could be an Enrolled Agent or an attorney.

very important, i have student rentals next to a college, the college expanded and added dorms, all was good for 2 years after, then enrollment went down. the college changed it's policy and instead of just Freshman being required to stay at dorms they made it so that Freshman and Sophomores had to stay in dorms, took a big hit on the town rental. you need to figure that Sophomore year is a big year for student rentals, kids start to drop out after that year, so those would be your biggest rental.