Hello everyone,I recently moved to Las Vegas and am pursuing a Real Estate Agent license.

I unfortunately did not find out about bigger pockets until after i dropped 105K into a coaching program.I do have property in the US, but I have found that I have had a heck of a lot more success in Canada.As a fellow Calgary Investor, we could definitely meet up.

Some REIAs are very helpful and some only exist to profit by selling hard core pitches for coaching and educational materials.Most groups have about 1/2 hour at the beginning for networking.

., Take the EPA class on lead paint, especially if you're "coaching" REI, you need to know this stuff. 

I just had  a friend move to Las Vegas for that very reason. 

Areas outside the metropolitan area that could be of interest are (in the west): Cabo Rojo, Boquerón, Aguadilla, Guanica, Isabela and Vega Baja.

Go to Vegas get some cocaine,hookers and have a great time at the poker table!

Why give free advice when I can become a coach.  

Because I did make so much money on the 1st property, and I dumped it back into my new home for the down payment (as opposed to buying a sweet car or going to Vegas with), I was able to rent this property for a slight cash flow profit, and being new, it didn't have many issues.

So i'm thinking o.k that's strike one.But they did mention something about an event in Los Vegas that they have every month where we could come and buy turnkey properties and  another one that they have locally where they come every three months called Boots on the Ground where they are supposed to show us how to find, fund, fix and flip a few deals.So asked the guy and since i already look on the Boots on the Ground website to see if it was like you said  worth its weight in gold, he pretty much said that it was just a walk around a neighborhood and they would show a group of like twenty people how to find deals.Thats was strike two.Now my scum of the earth meter is going off but i'm like ok they got to have some type of guarantee since they want you to comment that much money, so again, i asked and again this poor guy just swung for the the fence and stuck out.