And if he can help with planning and advise on process (which phase of the rehab goes first, what materials and tools are good, etc.) is like having a GC in your pocket.Here is another tip: in my area, Home Depot stores offer workshops - you can go and learn how to lay tiles, vertical tiles and backsplash, how to rebuild a toilet, install fans, how to use tools, etc.

Any reviews on workshops or suggestions

I just finished a weekend workshop with Mr.

Read the manual you will receive at the initial workshop cover-to-cover.

Because of this, he's gained access to more resources for free; the same resources that other people are paying for (ie: services, workshops, classes, field training, webinars, books, etc.).

I would not want anyone using a part of a house I owned as a carpentry work shop due to liability concerns.

Further, it seems like everyone and his brother has taken a course, seminar or workshop on how to become a note finder or cash flow specialist, and all these "experts" are chasing the same notes!

I have been interested for a while and have gone to various " guru" workshops but have always been left feeling alone and confused.

So after my workshop in January I plan to hit the ground running.

You will find a wealth of information here.Also be sure to check out the following local REIA groups.http://ntarei.com/ This group has a general meeting once a month and hosts a lots of workshops for a small fee.