Back in "the day" we would get the same info and a weekend long event for $497 (Wow, now i starting to sound like my grandfather)Today, because of technology being so widely available and inexpensive, you can get the vast majority of the core information that you need to be successful as a real estate investor,  for free!

I think I went into the Network tab.  

We're looking at expanding from our current knowledge in the real estate industry (we both used to be agents in another state) and learn the ins and outs of flipping, wholesaling, and eventually renting. mostly looking to learn from the immense amount of knowledge within the community and hopefully share some of what we learned from the agents side as well. also hoping to meet up and network with others in the industry as well and get recommendations on good trade workers that work around the area as we haven't networked nearly at all since moving here.Looking forward to hearing and learning from you all.

Lots of good info on this site.My suggestion is to get educated, network, and take action.Good luck and let me know if I can do anything to help.

My goals are to build a portfolio of rental properties for passive income with a focus on multi-family properties, and to build relationships that will help others achieve their goals as well.Looking forward to networking!

Paying for Cody Sperber's stuff is like paying for college: Necessary if you need hand-holding, can't learn on your own and can't network.

I am well known in Indpls for doing this and network with  5-6 other landlords doing the same..   

I am starting off now and I am looking to connect with people in the Kansas City area so that I can start building my network. 

The conference was another amazing networking opportunity as well as confirmation that I'm on the right path. 

My name is Kelvin and I'm a wholesaler in Upstate South Carolina and I'm looking for other investors to network within the surrounding cities and states.