It is in Palos Heights now, so I am not sure if the location would work well for you for the 15 hour course, but the on-line course for the first part is very affordable. 

At the Summit at the Guild on March 18th, we're going to do four in depth case studies on the good locations, areas to avoid and what's on the rise in the Sacramento Region.We're going to drill down on Del Paso Heights, West Sacramento, Elk Grove, and Oak Park.

I see you are in Sterling heights.

Do you have at least 7'-6" ceiling heights?

Do you know the height of the basement?  

@John Yeung, sceptics among us may question whether any Toronto/Vancouver property, at the height of their property boom, WILL give "good cash flow", if all expenses are accounted for properly, and it's leveraged at the "normal" 70% LTV.My guess is: you'll only get it to cash flow by putting down a MASSIVE cash deposit (ie. more than 30%).

I've found the site to be extremely helpful as I continue to learn as a relatively new investor.We've just listed our first San Antonio flip in the incredible Alamo Heights area.Greg

Louis area and am currently targeting my search towards suburbs along the 270 corridor such as Maryland Heights, South Bridgton, Olivette and potentially St.

Jonathan, the Hillcrest/Heights neighborhood are really hot, as is the Governor's Manson Historic District, where our current property is selling.

I know the area around the Tech Center and closer to Sterling Heights were pretty decent back then.