I have actually attended a few sessions of GaReia over the past couple of years on and off.

On another, more international level, he and I have a Kiva account and we have a regular monthly session where we decide to whom we will lend our $25.00 and talk about where they live versus where we are and in what ways their lives are different, or similar, to his.I think you can teach your children the concept and *real power* of money {to do good} without conveying the message that money for the sake of money, is the objective.

I greatly appreciated my BP family's help in this brainstorm session.

I learned the above from a RE attorney and a senior title officer when they presented a session on OR foreclosure and tax regulations.

i mean if you meet with someone and they screw you over, you're out money and you move on.just do as many as you can and make as much money as you can as fast as you can and while your competition is sleeping or worrying about what type of contract to draw up, you're planning your next farming session and planning your next weeks schedule to meet and greet investors at the next chamber meeting or rei meeting.go go go.

Lots of long therapy sessions.

Anyway, back to my point.......I just flat got rejected on about half of my offers, half became counter offer situations, and I even had one REO I was trying to purchase and surprisingly the bank went back and forth with me for 5 counter offer sessions.

I was notified tonight that 1 of the 11 did not want to sign during the session for emotional reasons.

Q&A session - it is a huge help to newbies.Look forward to meeting you!

What kind of sessions have you done, and what do you suggest?