That would be a response from the potential coach.

So when you submit your P&L you will need to separate out the coach income from the pad income. 

Invest passive in someone else deal.When I invested in single family homes I learned by myself from reading, trying and learning from my mistakes.It took me a long time to perfect the process.When I decided to syndicate Multifamily I learned and coached by Think Multifamily.

Some companies have mentorship/coaching programs that allows for on the job/hands on training so make sure to ask about that in your interviews when deciding on a brokerage to hang your license.Once again, congratulations on deciding to get your real estate license, it is a big step in your real estate career.

These guys also do coaching and my concern would be that their presentation last night was a 90-minute infomercial for their camp, is their camp going to be a 3-day infomercial for their coaching?

I don't know what I don't know! What questions should I be asking those with experience? What do you wish you knew when you were starting out? What would you do different if you had it all to do over again?

Also considering a coach.

They've been coached by those same baby boomers to go in to debt 10s of thousands of dollars, which they'll have to pay back 100s of thousands for, just to get degrees in fields they can't work in...

I have a buddy who is a decent property manager and I think with my coaching & leadership he can be a great property manager and be on my team.

We do provide training and coaching.