I disagree with this first sentence but agree with the rest of Judah's post.There are three distinct  types of knowledge you need1) strategies2) how to evaluate a deal3) market knowledgeMany people who get stuck have a LOT of knowledge, but not enough in one of these areas to move forward.

how much is the product per month does any one knows this question

Your product sells itself!

To met that looks like an isolated incident, not the product of a bad neighborhood. 

I'm going to use a bit of analogy here...For a real estate investor, a spreadsheet or calculator is a tool...Just like a skill saw is a tool for a carpenter...As a carpenter apprentice, you should learn the necessary 'skill sets' and 'crafts' to safely and responsibly use your carpentry tools to provide a professionally finished product for your clients.As a new real estate investor, one of your main 'skills sets' or 'crafts' that you should develop is the ability to analyze the financials of potential deals. 

@Matt Fisher A self directed IRA or 401k may invest in real estate in many ways, so long as the transaction is completed at arm's length.Clients of ours have held rental properties, flipped properties, engaged in joint ventures with other investors to hold or develop property, invested in tax liens, and operated as private lenders to other investors.There is a distinction, however, between passive income such as interest on a note or tax certificate, or rents from real property, and "engaging in a trade or business" such as being a wholesaler, developer or re-developer (flipper) of property.  

My main area of expertise is Oil & Gas exploration/production, however, I have two partners that have convinced me to join in on a commercial development project.

We would be grateful for any suggestions.Hope everyone has an action-packed weekend, full of productivity, excitement, and expansion!

Whenever I see a commercial, the advertisers stage the set so the product will be more appealing.

We have a good topic / speaker and I guarantee there will be no product/services pitched.