I was at a local real estate conference a month ago, sat in a session where a trainer was doing a presentation on lease option/rent to own, although I am not interested in doing that, I am a rehabber and wholesaler.

I even paid for the Matt Faircloth $300 Multifamily session.

Especially by asking questions on BP, research, listening to podcast, networking with the market you want to get into.Would you rather spend a week reading about how to work on self development~ or would you rather spend an hour session with a therapist and learn the same thing?

This is partially a vent session, but really I just want to give the city money before I am penalized for not giving them money despite my many attempts to do so. 

It's a mix of on demand videos, live Q&A sessions, and a step-by-step curriculum to help you get your next deal.

But what I would suggest is check out their free strategy session where they will talk through your needs and can schedule you for one of their free webinars, where they educate you on entity structuring and tax strategies.

It'll be a mix of on demand videos, live Q&A sessions, and a step-by-step curriculum to help you get your first deal.

You also have one on one sessions with a dedicated coach to help you underwrite and tackle your MF deals, these coaches also put you in touch with other members who may want to partner or invest with you on deals.

I was logged into a training session on Zoom last night, 30 to 40 agents and I was one of about six male agents. 

All they wanted in return was a piece of every single deal I generated from now until the end of time.The community at BP seems to abhor the idea of paying someone for knowledge that could be freely gained from this group, networking sessions or getting out there and taking action.This is no slight to Michael, you or anyone else, but I have yet to find someone on BP that understands the intricacies and nuances of my target market (the SF Bay Area) and does a large volume of outbound marketing.