Personally for myself I was hoping for more meat and potatoes re sessions, I felt like most of the information was surface level and geared more towards new investors.

If he chose to verify my responses before signing, he could have easily done so using the financial statement HE CREATED for me months prior as part of my year-end tax planning session.  15 minutes was probably generous.  ;-)

There's a Greensboro Deal Maker Sessions that takes place once a month that is a free event, btw.

After his presentation, we will open up the floor for a Q&A session.

Hi Sally - Welcome.If you are considering investing in residential real estate in WA,  be aware that there are major changes coming in state law,  almost certainly including 'just cause' eviction rules (HB2453) this session,   and possibly also statewide rent control (HB2779) (less likely this session,  but IMO very likely in the medium/long term unfortunately)  that both if passed will substantially or even dramatically affect the level of risk, business model, and other aspects of owning and operating rental property.   

After a generally good conversation, he offered to work with me, but asked for either $1000 for 6 sessions or $2200 for 6 months of 2 sessions a month.I'm saving for the initial costs to do Fha loan, house hack.

-I'm not going to hold the apt for them for 2 months-No dogs over 50 lbs-No recent open collections-No more than 2 people per bedroomIf they pass this screening then I schedule them for an open house showing session that I funnel all prospects to. 

Speaking of BPCON, I attended the 2019 one, and am wondering if there is a link to the recording of the sessions?

I'm going to a Deal Maker session today.

There is office space, a marketing team, training sessions and meetings and great resources for agents at any level.