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I want to offer a completely free “Omaha Real Estate Investing Workshop”.That workshop will include three, one hour 1on1 mentoring sessions that will help any new or seasoned investor develop their expertise and build their strategy using a step by step training model on the concepts below:Selecting your investing strategy Selecting your marketAnalyzing a potential deal Making an offer The best part about this workshop is, I will be incorporated experts in the fields of financing, contracting and investing to be a part of your real estate investing journey.

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@David Dachtera great post. i just recently attended a 3 day RE workshop during which 'team leaders' pitched various levels of mentorship programs, which I'm guessing is somehow what led you to your RE education?

I asked them for advice on what potential investors can do to increase the chances of success with multifamily and/or get more comfortable with the intimidating factors associated with acquiring, owning, and operating multifamily property.Attended low-cost workshops, educational events, and web-based training.  

I say this because I have been to a number of Real Estate type meetings and workshops where a statement is always made along the lines "if you want this it will cost you".

GREAT EVENTS - Conferences, workshops, and celebrations stimulate you to engage with your environment and learn from it.

I have actually been to Than's company's workshop before.

However, I've attended several workshops and heard 14+ different ideas on running comps.

Where I am today (our RealeFlow workshop) has limited bandwidth and there are 100 or so people sharing the network.The structure he uses in the class - and all subsequent discussions - is as I suggested: based on a trust, (at least one) S-Corp for operating company, LLCs for property holding companies.