I think to pay foranything (mentor, workshop, course, “master-mind,” education,etc.) boils down to paying for speed.

Build your own with our help.You need to seek out seminars, workshops, etc on this process.Below is a property we are closing on next Tuesday. 

Paid $100. for 6 month membership and tickets to residential and commercial workshops.  

$800-$1,150 + $300 for additional workshops... too rich for my blood.

I'm looking for workshops, mentors, and associations in the Northern, VA area that have training or experience in real estate investing.

We do workshops on seller finance and often more than 1/2 the room attendees are practicing attorneys who freely admit they can't keep up with regulatory laws.On the other hand, there are intelligent solutions out there but the people who have them expect to be paid both for the time and money they spent getting qualified and prepared to give you answers and for helping you find the right solutions for your specific needs.

Gregory Downing presented a three day workshop that opened my eyes to Real Estate.This was a step by step how to succeed in Real estate class.

Adding Accessory Dwelling Unit with attached garage and workshop.

The property was listed with a workshop, in taking a look I noticed it was separately metered, had plumbing and sewage hooked up and was looking good as a candidate for an ADU conversion. ~630 sq/ft.I've confirmed that it meets the requirements for the city and have appointments with teams to discuss plans and get bids for the conversion project.

We are doing a full day workshop the 21st (day prior) for sales people and all the new laws.What you said is true.