The online wasn't anything like my online college courses - it was simply that the PDFs of the book chapters are online, and there were videos of one of the instructors pretty much reading the book to you more or less verbatim.

Not just anyone can be a firearms instructor for example.

Skip what you may not grasp, let the instructor teach it.After you get the basics, all this investor stuff falls in place.

But what I do find frustrating is that as a college level instructor, you will happily take me down a notch, yet not offer a solution to guide me in the right path.

To me what comes to mind are sole proprietors that need temp space for their startup ie new yoga instructors -OR- seasonal businesses that need a short term commercial lease.

The most interesting to me is the guru list, associates and supporters showing how this network of criminals.....I mean "Instructors" operate in an orchestrated manner. 

MLS ( agent property listing) - The instructor stated that if we take his training sessions they will teach us how to look and get data of a house before it hits the MLS.

Then, a man named Mark came up and introduced himself as the instructor.

It was kinda far for me but it was 3 weeks and the instructor knew how to teach.As far as meet ups.

REI training really boils down to the instructor, because what I've seen and heard is not correct or realistic, there are some bad habits taught.