So I called and canceled the 3 day workshop we paid for and the guy on the other end kept asking me why I wanted to cancel and it seemed every reason I gave him as to why I was canceling he had another reason why I shouldn't.Basically he told me yes they do have additonal Advanced Classes that cost any where from $5,000.00 to $40,000.00 but we don't have to sign up for them and we are not obligated to sign up for them.

Some courses or classes can be really helpful.If they are over $1,000 chances are slim to none.I've taken a handful locally on negotiating, basics and a more broad approach.

I just recently took my class to become an agent but I have bought and sold a couple houses for profit, these were just undervalued neighborhoods I found either subject to or lease purchase, I am looking for people to work with wholesaling buy and hold an potential flips, I know this is a loaded question but where do you start to find these deals?

I just recently took my class to become an agent but I have bought and sold a couple houses for profit, these were just undervalued neighborhoods I found either subject to or lease purchase, I am looking for people to work with wholesaling buy and hold an potential flips, I know this is a loaded question but where do you start to find these deals?

Smell the carpet, especially if small dogs.Figure out what you can do to better weed out high maintenance tenants, annoying is not a protected class.

Is it worth spending the $1997 for the class?

I would learn every side of the business in and out including:Property Management Construction Development Acquisition & Disposition Brokerage Financing/Lending What asset class are you interested in?

They will take you more seriously if you wait until after you have passed your classes and exams and received your license.Good luck with the pipeline!

Perhaps it's because I don't have tons of cash standing around, I don't want partners, and I don't completely trust the risk equation of larger more expensive Class A projects - these are the only kind of rentals I buy.Assuming you want a project and you can and will put in the elbow grease - If they are performing and in an okay location and in rentable shape with good bones, $6k - $7k income with value-add potential for $100k is a great deal.They should cash flow enough to pay for almost all repairs except for large capital, but then again you should be able to save for those out of cash flow, or refinance in a few years.If they are willing to hold the note for a couple of years, you could offer them a high interest rate if they finance the entire thing for two years, or maybe they can take %10 down.

Several other members are doing the same for their markets and they seem to be an elusive class.