I agree with Nate that its about the people attending the seminar not the speakers.

These days a growing % of the gurus are students of senior gurus like Robyn Thompson & Ron LeGrand.I wouldn't write off the usefulness of speakers because the legitimate ones have a purpose.

Since you are already listening to the BP podcast, if you listen to #3, 76, or 152 consider this as me waving hello through your speakers from Santa Rosa.

We have about a dozen active members and there is usually a guest speaker each meeting.

We just had a speaker at our investor group (COREE) covering rentals.  

@Conner Bridwell the events alternate between a speaker and a mixer.

It's an opportunity to listen to inspiring speakers, learn about different real estate topics, and network with some of the 4,000 - 5,000 real estate investors there who are actually doing active and/or passive real estate investing.

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I typically have a speaker come talk for 30-45 Minutes on a specific topic to learn and networking after to discuss strategies and meet those in the industry investing in the market as well.

This pattern continued as the speaker would periodically pause and ask, "Who wants a free _____."