I also attended a TREIA workshop on legal issues for landlords and had a real estate attorney review my application and policies, and I do move-in inspections with new tenants so everything is transparent and covered up front. 

You'll have to attend a workshop, but that seems like a fair trade, right? 

If it is truly a barn and not a workshop it may not be 100% necessary to have power out there

Interior is being done in the gray palette as that's what hot here.Property isn't a total toad. 2 acres, 3 car garage with workshop and a full MIL apartment, which you can see on the far left of the photo.

I don't typically recommend the $10,000-$50,000 mentorship programs, but the 3-day workshops and weekend bootcamps are a great way to educate yourself.

The best part about this property is that the home owner built a 2 car garage/ workshop in the back yard that was made very well and is about 1,200 sqft on its own.

Has anyone attended or have any information regarding the Quad Cities Education workshop?  

Culpepper, I attended a LuxHomePro workshop, they call it a bootcamp, in May 2019.

I have enrolled for one of their workshops.  

I joined a real estate investment group, went to real estate networking meetings, read real estate books, took a weekend workshop on wholesaling, wholesaled some properties, once I had enough down money I borrowed money from a private lender (my real estate lawyer) and flipped a property, then another, then I had enough to buy a single family rental, partnered with my brother, bought another...now I have 82 rental units (single family, multifamily, office and commercial).