which had a fair amount of the same content at the beginning (BP promos, etc), which is fine, but I don't want to sit through it a second time.  

The $99 NYREI online course seems to be a good option, and you can lower that cost even more by looking for Groupon promo codes.However, some things to consider about NYREI:-You need to take their proctored exam at one of their testing facilities in NYC.

I have a promo code you can use to get 25% off every report you run with them. 

When you decide to become a Pro Member is promo code “realestaterocks” for 20% off.

Without it, use their promo code 'TTP' and still get records skipped for $.18.

Sounds like you have some time before the 0% promo runs out, but my advice would be to crush that debt before your next real estate investment.

When I was short in cash for rehab of one of my properties, I applied for a credit card that offered a 0% promo APR for 1 year and used it to finance part of my rehab.

Within the first 3 weeks, I did not like the "Guaranteed Funding" promo.

Do an open house, but have it cost you nothing, or make a few bucks by having sponsors, who kick in some money to help fund it/the flyers; I work with local coffee, flooring, furniture and financing companies, who all get some promo out of it.

Promo code is 2277.