If you are a reader and can learn independently, first obtain and read a textbook on real estate principles.

If you do happen to find a "cheaper" option, make sure to note whether or not it includes your textbook, as you will have to buy that, too.

You can get a text book off Amazon for agents to take your state and national exam and read that, it will make taking the class much easier, but you still need the classroom/formal training to sit for the exam. 

When you were about to learn something new, you got a textbook, some lessons from a teacher, and then you had to go out and do homework. 

For the required 60 hours (2 classes) the total price was about $450 not including text books.

There really isn't an entire "textbook" on the subject.

In textbook value add properties- what can I expect as far as a refinance in the future?

Sorry for the long write and will try to keep it concise as possible.I slowly come to realize that no matter what Jobs I have with my years of experience and seniority to get a promotion/raise with good record when the management position was given to a inexperienced junior due to my disability as Deaf while was given every excuses you could think of in the textbook to why I couldn't climb the ladder.

Hi Patrick Mcclellan - If you want to get a good "textbook" for this business, I highly recommend J.

We’ve been doing a lot of textbook BRRRR deals lately within an hour of Raleigh