The class is actually more useful for investors than realtors in my opinion because you learn about a lot of what-if scenarios that come up much more when you are buying random properties.

My choices are to either roll it all back into my 401k and wind up the c-corp, or invest the funds into real estate (short or long term rentals or maybe crowdfunding some other type of asset class), roll the dice with another online venture (which is my wheelhouse but after losing a bunch of money this last time Im hesitant), or something else like stocks or bonds.

@BJ MinDistressed debt as entire asset class has ample opportunities.

online preferred.after you took your classes where did you get your start?

Those are all good points, but....every asset class has it's benefits and detriments.

Are you planning to live there as well or just want the type of tenant class that commutes to NYC?

Those that over leveraged especially in lower class neighborhoods, those that had the cash flow is king equity be damned philosophy, those that only had AirBnB properties, and those without reserves are going to be in a lot of pain.

Some people will like it as an asset class, others don't.

Depends on class of property and a lot of other factors, but that is realistic.  

One fantastic thing about OKC is that the houses are cheap enough that you can cashflow in several different market spaces (C class - A class).