I agree with James, the podcasts are a phenomenal resource to start building your RE vocabulary and getting a sense for strategies that get you excited.

I was thinking about attending just for the "Real Estate Investors Vocabulary Guide" and the other 4 free books/guides. 

By the time you read and digest those resources you should at least have the necessary vocabulary and foundation for a coach to work with.  

Of course, learning the vocabulary and the contracts too.

I have been listening to the podcast, reading books, and getting to know all the vocabulary/terms used.

answer your phonecall back when you say you're going to call backdo as your asked and don't agree to something if you're not going to do it. get the word 'emotion' out of your vocabulary we could go on and on

I would drop it from your vocabulary for the most part.

If you Flippers, buying off Wholesalers, have your own vocabulary based on some grading of standards of Rehab yet to be performed, then I hope those varying valuations also come with a working crystal ball (I've yet to find one).It certainly does NOT surprise me that Flippers are finding it hard to get what I call a "proper deal" from a Wholesaler.

Even though she found someone to buy her "craptastic fixer" (I'm going to add that to my vocabulary if you don't mind-very funny!)

I assume they either know, will ask or will go to a search engine to find out.One builds a vocabulary by being exposed to new words and concepts.