These particular groups don't focus on gurus and selling speakers, they are much more about the reality instead of the dream:Black Diamond:  I host these in Waltham and Worcester, no fees or memberships or selling speakers, the next Waltham meeting is Tuesday, url in my signatureNEREIA:  Conventional REIA with memberships but very few selling speakers, I can't even remember the last time they had a guru.

Their annual membership fee is $150.  

Especially since it doesn't mean a "professional" all it means is that a person bought a membership labeled Pro.

The price for BP membership is so affordable!

I have taken trial memberships to websites that offer video training on how to get started. 

In my experience atty's are very hesitant about sub-to's and are more likely to talk you out of it than to help you do it.I like cashflow depot.com They are a great resource of people who are doing the deal and membership to the site is only about $100 for there which is very reasonable.Hope this helps :)

.$600 K just this month).Money spent on pro membership: $290...

Pitch anything, 3 business rules  55.00Pro membership on BP 150 (priceless)Back windshield wrap 200200 greeting cards at the dollar store 25.00200 stamps 98500 door hangers.  100Good purchase agreement.  

When I joined it was only $600 for a lifetime membership so I sprung for that.

ussearch.com has premium search and save membership that for 19.95 a month you get 3 reverse lookups, 1 advanced background check and 3 advanced people searches.