I will also be taking their launch and learn seminar this Friday.

Trying to figure out if my repair budget will be enough to cover this before my inspection period is up on Friday.

Then the other 10-20% of the programs provide a different focus on business plan IMO.LAcademy focuses on cash flipsLGeeks focuses on selling on terms/owner financingJack Bosch focuses on LOTS of different things, including what I would call wholesaling or assignment of contractsSeth/RETipster is a well rounded education and Seth has even said that the majority of his course information is available for free on this website, you pay for the structured learning course and having it all outlined in a logical order.Casual Fridays focuses on cash flips of Bass Boat recreational type properties and more recently moving toward large acreage subdividesIt really comes down to what type of business you want to build and unfortunately most people likely don't know that answer when they get started. 

I'll try and keep it short and sweet as I know all of our time is precious..I have a duplex under contract and a closing date set for this Friday. 3-4 Weeks ago a hail storm hit the city. 

I would show up every Friday to check the progress, and cut checks on the spot for his guys.

Just wanted to post an update:We closed last Friday on the home.

its just not like 3 years ago were you put a house on MLS on Friday and you were opening escrow on Monday with a full price contract.. 

Originally posted by @Mike Dymski:People who take on very hard challenges often have parallel, duplicate, and alternative plans so they have all bases covered.FYI...most people don't plan anything (other than a Friday night). very true...  

I prefer to fire on a Friday.

Is there a good time for you on Thursday or Friday next week?