If you're in the business, you need to register in your state and meet any license requirement applicable to the type of notes you deal in.i also suggest you not learn the note business in open public forums, podcasts or webinars teaching systems, what the understand is that broker's system being taught as a note education, it's not finance or understanding the note business (unless it doing business with them usually).

Seems we also have some "educator" issues, this on one teaching how to.....She gets a $877,000+ fine! 

But as you said this should meet YOUR management  style.

Longer term, I hope to be able to pass this legacy down to my children while teaching them the importance of prudent investing, money management and hard work.  

This is your first, in time the school of hard knocks will teach you.

These two books are the culmination of his research, teachings, and personal experience.While these books are of course going to be available whenever you’d like them, right now we are having a special sale to celebrate the launch (and the finalization of a year of hard work on Brandon’s part).

I'm involved with a few in St Louis, MO, and I find different groups have different foci and styles e.g. active list serves, opportunities to chat informally in weekly lunches, informative monthly speakers.  

if u need a coach to teach you how to do stuff,  I am not interested.  

We all want to coach them and teach them better ways to handle their finances but in that category of tenants stuff like this is somewhat common place.

@Brian GibbonsI appreciate the time you took to write the post, however your style and thoughts on real estate do not at all resemble mine.