hi all,i am new to this site and also to rei. i have been immersing myself in information and educational materials about different aspects and types of rei, and came across yet another "product" that may be worthwhile. i already have spend quite a bit of money on education, and although i did and am learning from it, it certainly wasn't worth the exorbitant cost so now i am extremely cautious about educational materials.anyway, i have been reading about "al aiello's goldmine and 1031 exchange" tax program that seems to be advertised around the web for $897/997.

Hey Matt, In regards to the condo documents you can get them from the management company, but most charge a fee and it wouldn't be worth while unless you had an offer accepted.

Took awhile to get into the "meat" of note investing but for a guy like me who really didn't know anything about it it was definitely a worthwhile read. 

Yes, I'm trying to determine if worthwhile signing one.

City of Seattle puts on its own 'renting in seattle' trainings monthly - very worthwhile if considering being a landlord in city:  https://www.seattle.gov/rentinginseattle and https://www.seattle.gov/rentinginseattle/news-and-eventsFor a viewpoint from the other side,  but aside from the (unsurpisingly) tenant-advocacy centric point of view pretty factual when it comes to actually describing landlord tenant law is the tenants union website:  https://tenantsunion.org - this is where your tenants would likely go at some point or other if they are having a contract dispute with you so worth looking at.Other municipalities and counties have their own patchwork of landlord tenant rules on top of statewide RLTA - best thing to do is go to the city/county website typically cityname.gov and look for landlord/tenant ordinances.   

Is it likely that this is a worthwhile wholesale deal?

I always say that we only need one thing from an event to make it worthwhile and pay us thousands in revenue from a changed perspective. 

If I think it's worth while I can continue adding to create a portfolio.

Yes you will have to spend time and money to find the deals but it might be worthwhile.

Another worthwhile event is Papersource.