You don't need a desk at the broker office, but you will need to attend training sessions.

They have a happy hour scheduled tomorrow that I can't make, but I'm planning on attending one of their meetings soon.http://www.meetup.com/deal-maker-session-rvareia/

A Sunday trading session to let the big players unwind their positions.And Bank of America agrees to buy Merrill Lynch.What's next?

The "simple" answer is (in VA):Judgements, if filed in "General Sessions" Court survive 10 years (unless renewed).Judgements, if filed in Circuit Court survive 20 years (unless renewed).IRS judgements survive 10 years (unless renewed).The confusion (not in this case) comes when an out of county court awards a judgement to the plaintiff in "General Sessions" court, then Plaintiff files a "domesticated judgement" in the Circuit Court of another county.  

I have only been able to attend one session in the past year.

These two things will.help tremendously, but its not a substitute for good old fashioned study sessions

They host several free "training" sessions throughout the week that a new investor can learn from in a relaxed environment.

I've also attended a few of the weekly sessions, before and after the COVID shutdown.

@Ben Brown You might want to check out the Triangle Deal Maker Sessions on 4/9....go to MeetUp, and type in Triangle Real Estate Deal Maker...

I posted a link to the program but it was removed- if you search for "RRIO landlord information session Seattle" it should come up.Originally posted by @Michael Haas:That is a city program btw, put on by SDCI and Rental Registration & Inspection Ordinance Program