Banks see the whole deal and when it is suffering will often offer it to the best party to manage during receivership and often sell at a discount to move things along.  

Just about anybody who was leveraged suffered.  

I haven't been to one, but from what I've read I'll agree with others that say you won't learn anything there that you can't here and other places online.I personally cannot stand the thought of PAYING someone money to then have to suffer through a sales pitch, not matter what content they provide leading up to it.

If I don't do a 1031 exchange, then I'll suffer a tax hit on the mandatory depreciation for the years it was a rental. 

I think too many new investors; suffer from the shiny Object syndrome.Find out what your needs are.

Tom S. is absolutely right,this is a crummy deal.Kelly O'Quinn,there isn't enough meat on those bones and one small extra expense in the rehab costs and your profit is long gone.Believe me,I have suffered this same scenario twice now with zero profits for either of us.Only the contractors laughed all the way to the bank.Unless you have the ability and finances to turn that too little 2/1 shack into a 3 or 4 bed/2 bath modern home,you won't get your time and money's worth.If you can't expand it,you need to pay no more than 210k because the property needs too much work over too much time to make it worth the effort if you don't.If the sellers are motivated badly enough they will take it.Otherwise,move on to a better project.The inland empire has much better 3/2 and 4/2 project properties you can get for 250k that are much more profitable potentially.

Several years ago, I suffered a stroke, I've recovered somewhat, but not fully.

Since it was occupied at the time of the fire, and you can't fill it until the repairs are complete, you are suffering a loss of rental income.

Secondly, I deducted a $50 late fee for the payment that was not made on August 15th, 2016, I was given 14 days’ notice that you were leaving, and thus I have been left to suffer from vacancy loss.

@khadijah I also suffer from shiny object syndrome.