@Adrienne RussoAs @Greg Dickerson indicated, the difference is pretty extensive.

Hi all,
We FINALLY found a house we'd like to live in for our primary residence.  It's the neighborhood we like, has a pool and has been recently updated.  Well a few days into escrow, I think I've discovered the rea...

It would likely be a grade B building overall,. and was rehabbed extensively from an empty semi abandoned building 2 years ago.

From what I understand they've made multiple extensions and sellers aren’t extending again.

She did mention Fuquay as a hot area due to the 540 extension.

I did extensive research on the forums and talking to RE people in person including oil tank specialist.

Unmitigated water damage becomes mold damage and and there is the potential of extensive smoke damage in the same airspace.

We did sign an extension to close, but the memorandum was not removed.

A 3 day class such as you describe can be useful in that it may serve to stimulate your thinking.Know this, however: The usual "seminar guru" formula is essentially the same as it was 30+ years ago: draw them in to a class that is more conceptual/introductory in nature as opposed to true, genuinely substantive "nuts and bolts", and then upsell them.IMO, the only time it makes sense to enroll in a backend course or "mentorship" program is IF the course/instruction is COMPLETE and the help that you'll need is readily accessible-- meaning that you're able to get the answers to questions that pop up as you go along and get deeper and deeper into things.You can do extensive reading about note investing, or any subject for that matter, but it's only conceptual until you actually get out and do it.

Does anyone have extensive investment experience in these markets?