There won't be a particular leader for the accountability groups, as it is more of a mastermind group for people in your time zone.

Even examples of leaders throwing money + stock at people leaving and couldn’t keep them.

Sergey S. is correct that there are a handful of regional markets responsible for most of the run-up: Toronto (GTA) and Vancouver (GVA) being the leaders with year-over-year price increases in excess of 7%.  

Many are specific to the individual that I am meeting with but there are some questions that I have taken from John Maxwell's book "Good Leaders Ask Great Questions."

Better yet, come up with a list of your toughest questions and ask the leaders or active investors - heck try some students that are not new obviously.Want to see if it actually works, ask to get invited (FREE) to an actual property tour.No doubt there are many scammers out there, there are fantastic information free online as well.I am part of the Renatus community.

Don't be a lemming - be an innovator and leader."

The vast majority don't understand it, or do it personally.Depending on what brokerage you're working with, it might be wise to speak to the "team leader" and ask them directly "Are any of the agents in your office real estate investors themselves?"

Pace Morby tells new students NOT to join until they’ve worked with a SubTo student, closed a couple deals and they’re ready to add more to their network, more to their tool belt of skills, and they’re ready to rise up as leaders.

We are expanding and looking for a Regional Market Leader in California and Florida.  

I use listsource to purchase large amounts of leads, they seem to be the industry leader.