Sadly, I don't think even one of the "classes" (otherwise known as pitches) ends without someone trying to sell them something.Save your money.

Some of these guys just go take a class then get a paper saying they can do this job (I think this is how it goes). just like anything I would screen them.

The property was class D all the way.

Call your bank or a mortgage loan officer in a bank for more information.3) First Time Homebuyer Education classes and providersThis is easy to do an internet search for providers in your area.

Of course, you must still do a cash flow analysis and equity analysis to determine if the property is a deal.You will normally want to look in lower priced working class neighborhoods for rentals.

I would separate appliances, furnishings, landscape improvements, etc because these all have different class lives.

The first is a "1-on-1 Investor Training" which is a "Investor Academy" looking to sign people up for a fee for classes. 

my realestate agent has provide me with good information about a downpayment program, it a housing coalition program where I have to take a class and then live in the house for 10 years, NOW my question is will anything happen if I decide to rent the property out?

Hey I have a chance to attend one of those "FREE" Rich Dad training classes tomorrow.

This wasn't covered in my online class.