Want to hire RPOD expert

Trying to retain that much information in a 2 hour training session may not be your best option.  You'll find yourself overwhelmed and, though it'll make perfect sense at the time, later you will not retain it.  If you are going to have someone show you about the trailer, see if you can do it in sessions of about 20 or 30 minutes and pick a single topic each time.  I'll bet one of the technicians at the dealer would be happy to spend some time after work with you if you pay him his usual and customary wage.

In case you bought yours private party like I did (Dealers are then less willing to be helpful) someone else did this and posted it on youtube.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9jv-GKGUf8

Most items are generic and not unique to RPODS.  So if you have a problem at a campsite there will be plenty of experts all around you to help.  The first time out I did not know  how to unhitch the trailer and could not unhook.  Fortunately someone came by and showed me.  And last week I forgot to level side to side first and unhitched, pulled the truck away and then realized my mistake and had to hitch up again.  So you will forgot things.  It happens.  Also would highly recommend you get the instruction manuals for all of the appliances and put them into a binder.  Many are posted in the instructiona manual section but I would do a search on you model number to make sure you have the right one as FR changes brands and models often.  There is even a manual to tell you how to reset the slideout and how to operate it without electric power.  On several occassions we had to pull out the "binder" and it saved us.

What a great community R-pod Owners Forum is!  All good advice and Paul willing to help for free.

I agree. Another forum member sent me a private message saying she was driving from Florida to Maine and would stop by my house!!  RPODers are the best!