I have met Wendy before and she puts on a good workshop.  

Definitely take the time to return it so you can use the refund money to get something that works. Hope

I wanted to extend an invite to a forclosure workshop this Sunday 2/26 at 10a.

I am getting my real estate license this summer to better understand my market, and have been to a few local workshops.

Go to every single workshop they have that you can possibly attend.  

We do two things – 1) a monthly workshop-style meeting where we have guest speakers followed by open discussion, 2) a monthly social where we gather for a more casual networking experience. 

Hi @Shane Willcox I just attended a workshop (as an onlooker) at a home in the Faircrest Heights subdivision of L.A. where several volunteers came together to replace a grass lawn with a drought-tolerant lawn.I believe it is free if you opt to hold the workshop on your lawn, but it would be worth contacting them for more info:http://www.watershedwisetraining.com/As to the value of the home, it depends on a lot of different factors.

We have a guest room, a modest man/lady cave, garage workshop, etc, that would certainly be missed if we moved.

I've read several articles on BiggerPockets already, and I recently attended a workshop at a local real estate office, so I think my next step is to get in touch with an agent in my area and get pre-approved by my bank so if I come across a good deal, I'll be more ready to seize it.If anyone has some indispensable tips for a complete neophyte just getting started, I'd appreciate it!

I'm the top sales rep in my company for what I do, I even teach intracompany workshops about rapport building and closing techniques.