But I learned twice as much by taking the physical classes because being able to ask questions and meet with your instructors was a huge help.

Watch as your instructor walks through the courthouse and visits each office and gathers the information necessary to complete the full title search.

For my classroom experience, the sidebar, during the breaks, and comments by the instructors provided insight into the life as an agent.

My counselor mentioned that some of the classes offered there for REI are the same courses offered in the "open" market, by the same instructors,  and people don't take them at CPCC because they are so "cheap" that people don't think they are good.  

I work full time as a flight instructor and want to move my real estate investing to wholesaling.

Look for the guys and gals who know more than you do about your business plan; regardless of how they dress/act.The instructors were helpful and they have alot of connections.

I have no problem with those who are actually "qualified" to teach a subject to do so, but if you made a hundred millions in RE, that still doesn't make you a great RE instructor.

I have a natural knack for programming, and started realizing that I was better at it than my instructors.

Call your old real estate school instructor and ask him.I notice that you are figuring out that listing is more lucrative that working with buyers.

Ben is an awesome instructor.