Would it be wise to pay for coaching to shorten the learning curve?

I like the Tax Liens, Tax Deeds, Overages and the Student Housing sections of the Smart Real Estate Coach Podcast and I'll advice you to listen to it if you are interested.

Don't just get stuck with a burnt out gym coach who got their real estate license to put food on the table. 

We have a web based platform that syncs in real time with our iOS app and allows coaches and players to view 360 practice footage directly from their phones.

I did have a student come up with a DUI, and a lot of revolving credit use (Macy’s, Coach, etc) and late payments.

If you think about it, you're getting paid to learn from an experienced investor, rather than paying a "guru" or a coach. 

I've come across numerous "wholesale coaching" programs wanting 5-10k up front but I've heard mixed things so don't know if that's the best route to go.

I started this week with a business coach to get me moving with wholesaling as a place to start and my goal is to have around 20 rentals.

@Jacob MorganHead wrestling coach at Lake Stevens HighGreat kids and family life

See http://bundlr.com/b/lease-options-ncIf your exit is to get a home owner prospect financed into a FHA product, before they move in, have a registered mortgage loan originator look at the 1003 app and give their opinion of the potential of getting a mortgageI strongly suggest some kind of credit improvement coaching service, I recommend www.upgrademycredit.comYou must be diligent if you wish to have  a program that helps people buy homes right now-The house has to appraise-The tenant buyer has to get Bank qualified-Having a tenant pay a five year lease isnt a bad idea either :)- Easy credit is dead, so for operators that want to help people get home loans that lease  and purchase down the road I think is a great idea