I am wanting to see if I can help these homeowners in any way possible, and still make a living doing this, BUT  I need training from a very reputable program/company, does anyone have insight as to where I should go to get this learning done, I am also an agent in California and a member of SUBTO with Pace Morby, so I am very serious in getting this done and seeing how many people out of their distress. 

Go at your own pace and avoid anything you are not comfortable with.

If you trust him, his pace of work, etc could you offer to pay him by the hour?  

You can do it at your own pace and when finished, there is a state exam that you can also take from your computer.

I’ve read every book under the sun from investing in foreclosures to a pace morbys book and this is 5 years in the making .

This has accelerated my pace and my goal is within 5 years to be out of the 9-5 full time job gig.

Hi all, recently, I saw many people ask about Pace's subto program.

No one is gonna sneeze at it, but if you could do it 8x per year that's over 200k.The keys to scaling are inventory, project pace, and resale market. 

In my opinion, Garner promises potential however it's essential to recognize that its pace of home appreciation might lag behind some of the Triangle’s more 'in-vogue' cities and towns.Branching out from Garner to suburbs like Holly Springs, Fuquay-Varina, and Wake Forest have not only witnessed accelerated growth but they might command a premium over Garner, but the upside potential they present is epic.In addition, places like Clayton, Knightdale, Wendell, and Zebulon are worth considering.

Also, the writer of the article had an agenda that was self-serving.