To boot, when I introduced the buyer to the tenants, he told me about a program he was going to enroll the tenants in which would yield twice the rent I was getting (state-paid).

I enrolled in an online course, set up a study plan, and if I keep to my schedule, I'll be taking my exam at the end of October.Any study tips from other agents who have already been through the process?

As an investor and enrolled agent I always refer to IRS Publication 946 which sets the procedures for figuring depreciation.  

I enrolled in Elite Legacy Education for a RE course and paid $26.5k total - some might say that's stupid but we all find our way and I'm thoroughly enjoying/learning from the course, and it's providing me an excellent foundation and knowledge base to work off of.

I plan on enrolling in some real estate courses soon to earn my license, with the primary goal of becoming an investor, not necessarily an agent or broker.

@Isstad RashadeemThe plan that Belinda mentioned sounds interesting, as long as they don't want $15,000 up front to enroll in the course.

We use property management as well as an enrolled agent for taxes (in case we were audited by the IRS, an EA can stand in our stead).

Of course, they are trying to enroll you in their class but do that very casually.  

I've recently enrolled in BP and the real estate business is a new industry for me.

I started two small businesses while enrolled in college.