Such as, if the tenant; doesn't pay rent, fails to vacate at the end of the lease term, damages property, violates a condition of a written lease, is involved in criminal activity, etc.. 

I would say that $1000 for a weekend course is way too much... then again maybe for someone super recommended by other real life active real estate investors and on a specific subject I want to dwell I would spend that or more.

I have been actively wholesaling for 10+ years now.

That is amazing that you were able to flip so many while you were active!

You can see who is actively investing in your area and reach out to them by personal email.

By the end of 2016 I'd like to be actively pursuing or closing on a property.I'm looking forward to learning from everyone here, and eventually contributing to this fantastic community.

There's lots of great information here about how to get started, just browse in the forums, listen to the podcasts, ask questions, interact on the site, and by doing that, you'll get to know the people that are active in your areas as well.Good luck!

It seems like a low payoff activity from what you have described to continue pursuing it.  

Thank you, I hope to be more active on here in the very near future.

And while I love tenant screening and believe in its value, I am frustrated that there isn't widespread visibility into specific renter payment activity (which would be great for landlords), and even rent payments into credit reports (which would be great for the renters).