I went to the Fortune Builders 3 day work shop.

i don't regret having taken the real estate course, because it all contributed to my foundation of real estate knowledge.then i took some classes and workshops, and after about the 5th one, i decided enough classes--now i have to formulate my action.all along for the past year or more, i have often driven to a great reia association that's about 3.5 hours away. i, too, live in a rural area, so i don't have the luxury or convenience of a local reia.for me, i think its all about balancing, and finding the pieces that work for you.

A few more announcements:We've officially added some new speakers to the lineup that I wanted to share . . .Ryan Webber - One of the longest active members of BP, Ryan will be doing a session on Wholesaling.Shawn Watkins and Angel Bronsgeest - This team of active real estate investors also run Investors Workshops in Southern California, and will be doing a very cool role-playing session on negotiation, and overcoming objections.Other news:We hope to have the bulk of our conference sessions outlined for you in the next few days.

I attend a Rich Dad Educational workshop on yesterday and I had an awakening moment🤔.

I attended the free workshop with a friend.

Couple of weeks back i went to a "workshop" for home buyers who want to buy or stay in the areas/neighborhoods you mention, There were over 5,000 people there because they are getting priced out and cannot afford to live in their neighborhoods anymore.

I went to every Real estate work shop, seminar, open houses, read every book i could get my hands on just really immersing my self in everything real estate.

I just came back from a 3 day workshop learning the basics of the REI business.

I came across BP after I did a search on a workshop I will be attending at the end of August.

I would go as far as to say that's true of ANY contracted work - shop around, get references, make sure your expectations are clear and in writing!