And 350,000 attendees which mean an average of 959 people attend a seminar every day for a year.

There’s typically a good mix of attendees - usually one or more attorneys, a number of agents, many experienced investors, landlords, flippers, rehabbers, contractors, lenders, etc.

Should be at least a couple of dozen attendees. https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/38...

And I guess at the end of the day its up to the attendees to determine with they got value.

My wife and I aren't the host, just attendees.

There's not one that I would say I'm a regular attendee of, but I do speak at the REI club meet ups here and there mainly on the Dodd-Frank laws and owner financing.

In an effort to get everyone partially introduced, I took the liberty of copying and pasting the attendees' info from their posting onto one sheet.

The house is close to the convention center so I see attendees as one of my target markets.

The day of the event I always email out a list of attendees, so make sure to email me by Monday at 8 pm with a short description of yourself to be included on these emails.

I suspect that some of the other attendees in the room felt the same way as I did but just wouldn't say because ta presenter mentioned a couple times in the presentation that one can actually start putting a deal together right away and was even willing to add people to his  list.Of course, I am still going to do more research, however I’d like to start with the best brains in the business.My questions to all of you veterans in the business are as follows:: Is wholesaling as easy as it seems?