Taking the classes in person at a school are probably the best way to go, but if you don't have a class near you or you don't have the time to dedicate to a full time class then the online courses are good for that.

Because I am a dual career agent, I don't have time to dedicate to look for deals. 

Best advice I can give is get started young when time is on your side when you don't have a family to support because it becomes very challenging as you get older.My hat goes off to anyone dedicated and determined to save 20% to put down on an investment property as it definitely is a challenge but will pay off

I think it is all about continuing to try and being dedicated.

Agent working for a company(Also an Investor) - age(mid 30's)2. 8+ year experience in Investing/Agent3. very flexible with timings4. looks like dedicated and hardworking person Person 2:1. 

Look forward to meeting some awesome, hard-working, and dedicated people!

WSHFC is a non-profit dedicated to helping every Washingtonian own their own home, and this program allows us to take out a loan with 3% down, then get 4% down payment assistance so the cash required to close is super-minimal (as little as $6,000 in some cases, depends on the purchase price of the property though). 

If you dedicate some time to coming on BP consistently, it's a great place to network and find people in your area.

The difference, for me, has been in the amount of follow-up, dedication to their students, and availability of resources.

One of the most important things to being a successful in syndications is to belong to a community dedicated to passive investing.