I was at J Martins Oakland event yesterday and I was heading a break out session.. most had a specific subject to talk about like how to wholesale etc..

Where I see the market for these stale or dead notes is purely among brokers and investors, passing them around the table like a dealer playing blackjack.

If not during my next weekly planning session I will re-evaluate the task and how I make it more manageable to be met within my schedule. 4) Ensure I’m creating stretch goals(task).

Is anyone on here willing to have a skype session or a phone call with me that understands these agreements fairly well?

I'll tell you what I'd do if I had $100K - I'd sit on it for a little while, learn as much as I can (podcasts, BP, more inexpensive training sessions like Joel Block's Dealmaking Symposium), network like crazy, and then do my own multifamily syndication deal.

@Christy HoltBeen to one of those sessions myself.

The entire session was a sales technique designed to get you accustomed to saying "Yes" so that when they set the hook, you will say "yes" again without much thought.

So if I wanted to do MF at the VERY least I would get my brokers license and work for a commercial broker that will get you in range of those that have the dough to buy these deals. social media is not going to cut it in any fashion in my mind.. not for sophisticated investments.. there are some private facebook stuff were guys that are accredited chat but you have to get invited and vetted normally I am in a few of those for lending platforms.. which are mainly ***** sessions about crowdfunding platforms and deals that are not working LOL. 

He also mentioned a larger group monthly mentoring session in addition to the 1:1.

I was just at a guru session this afternoon, and I didn't hear her say anything that I didn't already know.