Your husband works from home so it may be doable.I would really recommend studying the local market there because while correlated with the Twin Cities market it could be very much different. 

prepagent.com is a good website also prep agent on YouTube is a good study guide to learn off of some of the videos are goofy/funny but I think that helps it stick to your memory.

For me I studied wholesaling a lot before I turned 18 last month but the problem is that wholesalers aren't trained correctly.

I completed my coursework on realestateexpress.com and supplemented my studies with a prep guide. 

We had a tenant with pretty bad credit but they had a paid off classic car (I'm from the motor city, this is normal :) ).  

As it stands my knowledge is pretty basic, just what I've learned browsing the forums and gleaming through materials online, but I'm a quick study and want to really make an effort My specific areas of interest are wholesaling, buy and hold for rent purposes, and flipping once I become knowledgeable enough about the Philadelphia market. 

How long is the study period you usually offer?

Hello Colorado BP Members,I'm nearing the end of the my studies for a Colorado Broker license, and I'm looking for a low cost brokerage to hang my license at to meet the 2 year requirement.

I am brand new on this but I try to study everyday the business of Real Estates and see how can I find a nice deal to start with.

This CPA should know how to do cost allocation studies too if they are true "real estate" accounting gurus.