He has audio sessions available that we listen to and learn about pretty much everything.

You will have to memorize some key information in each session.

Victor -if you show to our session, you'll get your gift card 😉

(a) through (j) Repealed by Session Laws 1993, c. 305, s. 18.

Curious:- after so many local meet-ups you organized, what are the best practices for material to cover, what keeps guests coming back, # of sessions/mth, anything else that helps these become successful...- what type of financing and terms? 

@Melanie McDaniel I will not be able to attend the 9th session as I will still be in Japan by then.

Here it is if you want to read it. http://www.leg.state.nv.us/Session/77th2013/Bills/SB/SB321.pdf

Thanks David,Well I'm glad you agree, it made sense to me in my mind, but wasn't so sure in the real world...The conversations I have had with the lenders have been at a kiosk at a have-and-want session before the actual meeting started, I have not gone into much depth with them.

I spent $9.95 on Robert Allen's, "Nothing Down", (when it was first published ;-), $50.00 for a used cassette tape series from Tom Hopkins on "How To Master the Art of Selling"$100 for a used Carlton Sheets Audio CD series (I forget the title)$19.95 for "The Pre-foreclosure Property Investor's Kit" by Lucier, $18.95 for "Making Big Money Investing in Foreclosures" by Conti & Finkel, spent multi-thousands of dollars in advertising doing pre-foreclosures and fix & flips and making a cool mil in profit, in addition $1,599 for John Burley's (2) 3 day live sessions (6 days total) on "Creative Financing" including CD's and contracts, (which was awesome and well worth it, but then, I actually apply the information.

It was always amazed at some agents that would spend $2,000 for a "jazzed Up" computer, but would not spend $500 to attend an out-of-town training session that could produce many thousands of dollars in return.  2.