4 Aspects to Consider Before Investing in a Real Estate Seminar

Considering the number of real estate seminars that are offered these days, it’s difficult to segregate the good from the bad. In this situation, bad really means the poor quality and price of information.

So, here are 4 aspects to consider before investing in a real estate seminar:

#1: Price

Be wary of seminars that are either free or very expensive. In the case of a free seminar, the promoter will definitely make a hard sales pitch, considering how difficult it is to fill a room with people. Also watch out for seminars that cost more than $1000 a day.

#2: Teaching Prowess

It’s one thing being a real estate guru but a completely different matter altogether being a teacher. Make sure you have heard the speaker or ask people who have taken his seminar as to whether he was able to convey his ‘message’ effectively or not.

#3: Size of the Class

If the cost of a boot camp is $5000, then it’s likely the class size is going to be small – and an effective course to take. Alternatively, if it costs less, it’s going to be difficult to have your questions answered, since the size of the class is going to be substantially larger.

#4: Refund Policy

Most seminars should have an open refund policy. It’s better for you to ask the organizers of the seminar if their seminar also does have a refund policy. If they don’t, then it’s time to do a little more investigation before you sign up.