Since most veer away from the group participation to use the public forums, why not just get rid of the groups module??

Once you do that you do that you have room to talk.The education is setup just like Phoenix College, where you have post and pre testing after every module.

modules=k6.  

Quickbooks is good, also most property management software has an accounting module.

Then you fire up TurboTax, wait for it to update, include the state income tax module and once all of that has been done you enter your basic information.The software will start asking questions on your employment.

Yardi is one of the best PM software with a heavy accounting module but you are right, it isn't really user friendly.

Possible topics could be a Facebook ads module, Instagram marketing, YouTube keyword marketing, using Facebook business and personal for your RE business....

Speaker was entertaining and kept you locked into the module and slide shows he was presenting. 

I took my course online with realestateexpress.com It was the cheapest and for $25 more, I purchased a test module.

The only repair I paid for since then was a fuel pump, about $500.It's a BMW 540i, V8, something around 450 HP, the engine control module  prevents speeds over 150 MPH, the interior is black leather and Cocobolo (exotic hardwood), and if you've never driven a BMW, yes there *is* a difference.I get a reak kick out of the fact that I paid *less* than a sensible car lot "deal" on a used Hyundai.Disclaimers: I do all my own maintenance when time/weather/skills allow.