Also what books should I study?

Hey Cintia, I think this wiki how links sums it up best: https://www.google.com/amp/m.wikihow.com/Become-a-Licensed-Real-Estate-Agent-in-Florida%3famp=1In reference to schools I have no references as I never went to one but in all honesty the material isn't too tough and I was able to pass studying on my own.

I'm trying to study everything, but am not familiar with a lot of the terms.  

Suggest you gather a few more quotes or pay a structure engineer for a study and include in your disclosure.I personally wish to rent to a family than Airbnb.  

NYU offers them, some online, through their continuing education and professional studies department.If you still need help, hire a real estate counselor, with the CRE designations.  

@Jason Monroe My question is whether you know that you're getting the best possible deal without marketing it to the widest possible audience.Every study I've ever seen says that a FSBO on average sells for about 16% less than a home that's marketed by an agent.  

@Bryan Tasumi If you are moving to Tejas from CA then I would suggest investing in a place for you to reside whilst studying in Houston.

Quit, took up Lyft to create brainspace, started studying real estate.

Finish your study also.

Looking for mentors. so i have been reading and studying these passed several mnths. however i would like some one on one guidence from experienced investors so i can move forward in my investing.