So yes BP is anti paid training bias for sure but its not all well founded.. there is only so much you can learn listening to a bunch of strangers advice or listen to a pod cast or reading a blog.. most of it is just feel good.. not much is nuts an bolts you will learn more about how to make money in RE hanging with a top producer in your new REal Estate office than learning it here is my opinion. 

I love to teach new to advanced students to comp, negotiate, plan their rehabs in detail and more.I've been meaning to join Bigger pockets for a long time now after meting Brandon Turner a couple times, including at a Best of Event that we were speaking at back to back at our local REA meeting.My goal is to add to my team both inside and outside of Kitsap county to accelerate the pace at which I can get deals done.When not training students or doing deals, I am usually snapping pictures from the sidelines of his daughters’ soccer games or off on a camping trip.

If you need training and licensing for a service you want to provide, get it.

Gene Bennett is a fellow RPM franchisee and sort of a legend within NARPM for the years of training he has provided nationally.  

If you consider commuting, there is the Claymont Train Station- Regional Rail to Center City Philadelphia.

My train of thought is..

Everyone wants to run to the "flashy" fix & flip projects thinking they'll make a huge payout but they lack the proper education and training on getting a flip project from purchase, to sale, in the most efficient and effective way possible.

Don't worry about commission splits, worry about getting training. 

Well, AirBNB has been doing really well for me and I'd like to keep that gravy train rolling because it pays about 1/2 of my rent. 

Please do check out the podcasts and online training courses.