Welcome Mike,If you ever have an inkling to try investing in a Cape Cod Property, The management team at Keller Williams of Cape Cod and the Islands can mange it for you.

I started last week with Keller Williams.  

I know variations of this Q have been asked before, but some may be out dated and I had hoped to get a fresher batch of information/input.I have been getting to know people in RE on the southwest side of Portland, Keller Williams, Core Realtors, Windermere, etc. and so far I've only heard of Proschools as a good option.However, when looking online it seems some say they were acquired in the last year and the student experience hasn't been so great since the integration.

If you do get one, try to be part of brokerage that has a focus on investors like Keller Williams.Avoid paying for expensive branded educational products.

You might get a deal flow of some sort just from that.Read The Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary Keller.

 @Shandi Keller: Welcome to the BP community!

Books I like are obviously Rich Dad, Poor Dad - Robert Kiyosaki, Real Estate Riches - Dolf De Roos, The Millionaire Real Estate investor - Gary Keller are a few good ones to start.After reading and studying for a while, you just need to do it!  

After reading a variety of books on how to invest from well-respected authors, I finally grasped what front leaders, such as Gary Keller, Warren Buffett, and of course Robert Kiyosaki were trying to tell me.

Hi Jamal,I work for Keller Williams.

If you haven't read The Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary Keller, I highly recommend it.