If you have the patience to go through an in-person course, get more interactive with students/teachers/brokers, and learn the concepts more deeply, it might be wise to go to a traditional course.

Understanding these concepts is one thing, but the key will always be execution.

Just because I was wrong about a concept with real estate does not mean I have a utopian view of society; however, I had bad information.

We couldn't think of a better to teach that concept than having her experience it.  

I’ve recently been stumped on this specific concept and hoping to get a few pointers from some successors.

Hi, I've posted about the concept of out of state investing before, but just had my inspection and getting ready to close on a duplex in a month. the inspector was very thorough and said this was a good buy considering the price and the condition of the property and not having to do much work. 

The concepts of "failing foward" and "highest and best use of my time," just make me crack up.

@Edward Barnes,Thanks for the information.

It was the concept of Cash for Keys, which basically meant to offer the tenant X amount of cash to pack up and leave by a certain date. 

I’m just trying to get a grasp on each concept of the process and calculator.