I hire a college graduate in mathematics, who has a sense of humor, can pass rigorous background check, has perfect credit, and has desire to learn sales. 2. no mortgage company gives free leads3. mortgage loan officers do not get salaried, we are 100% commission.

From the start I was already upset paying $150 for a "training fee" for which I didn't want to attend nor did I attend because I work and can't hangout on zoom calls in the middle of the day.

I've thoroughly trained my team to provide as many resources as possible to anyone that contacts us.

I'd suggest starting off with training from someone who knows what they are doing.

It's title Triumphs and Train wrecks of REI in Hawaii.   

That's what you often get with these services:(You are often better off hiring your own VA, who you can personally train, off Upwork.Easiest way to train is to do a Zoom call by yourself, share your screen and narrate your way through the task you want done.

I wouldn't say sub 600 is big I live in a 1 bedroom that's 750 and it's cozy. so two one beds each about 600 sq ft. that's what you can build and that's assuming you have the knowledge, experience, training, license, etc to execute on it.

They offer training and mentorship programs for new and seasoned operators. 

I suspect they'll push even pricier training, possibly in the range of $30,000.

You lend to experienced, sophisticated investors, you make that abundantly clear, I train the new.