My first agent was probably 75 years old and a super sweet lady who helped me buy my first home.

We had all types of odd things happen to us and over the years had at least 10 guests that stayed in one room say they had seen a lady in Victorian clothing.

I hate to be the Nancy here, but unfortunately the reality is you made a bad buy.

Quote from @Nanci E Keate: I just completed the weekend program for $350 and as a newbie, I don't feel it was a rip-off.

Not sure how I should respond to the lady stating it is in probate even though it was listed for the foreclosure auction. 

It's the scam sales funnel 101 that you read about online with old ladies spending their last dime on some "guru".4.

That's the bottom line as far as validation.In that case, you should create a 10 HR course on how to rob old ladies on the street at gunpoint.

I started reading the thread mentioned by @Calvin Thomas I did not see your original post Calvin, but based on everything going on in that thread and what you said here in this thread, I assume it had something to do with you giving that young lady advice on the fact that the older male investor she's having coffee with is more interested in her being a young attractive woman vs the actual real estate project she was vaguely talking about.

There's one lady I really liked.

Smart lady that one.