I plan to enroll in a real estate licensing class with my local association of realtors as a way to get in the door. 

I'm currently enrolled in the University of Washington at Seattle and am looking for any way to jump into real-estate investing that I can. 

I'm currently enrolled in some local community college courses and will be taking the CA license exam in the summer.

As a Real Estate Investor and current college student enrolled in a Marketing Research class, I asked my professor to take a quick look at the report to provide his opinion.

I enrolled in a real estate course by Dean Graziozi a few months back and that's where all my interest in real estate started. 

I enrolled in RE school shortly thereafter and haven't looked back.That 2 year old baby girl just turned 23 and is on her way to UC Davis to go to PA school and earn her masters degree......ahhh how the years have flown by!

The $3000 enrollment fee is for access to training/tools/software/support to find/value/purchase/rehab properties with high margin and low competition that will qualify for 100% financing.

I enrolled myself in college, paid for it by working part time and started buying dupes and 4's.  

I would either find a student who is studying urban planning or something down that line and pay them to get the information or enroll in a community college and represent yourself.  

I am enrolled in real estate courses, signed up for Habitat for Humanity, have a little over $3,000 saved, and I don't have a typical job where I can go to the bank and get a loan (independent insurance adjuster--not a 9-5...work off contracts).