I recommend you worry less about apprenticeship and more about learning as much as you can for free on your own..You don't need an apprenticeship to be successful in this business.

In fact, Jimmy Johns has 7 weeks of training and 3 out of those 7 is an apprenticeship at an existing JJ location.I do have a very good CPA, but need to work on GC and a good attorney, so will be putting those pieces together. 

Micah was my teacher at the HVAC apprenticeship program, great guy.

I'm looking to partner with a experienced investor as an apprenticeship/mentor or employer setup. 

the other thing you may want to consider is switching to commercial real estate brokerage... if investing is what your truly interested in not selling homes to people that want to live in them.. its a tough apprenticeship but man once your established your set for life..

I’m going to be applying to my state’s electrician apprenticeship program but I have to wait until November.

Treat it like an apprenticeship program.  

Treat it as an apprenticeship program.  

I am a 17 year old from Detroit, MI, I love Real estate and the game that comes along with it (even though I’m still learning the basics) I’ve worked in the summer on houses flipping and selling but only as a laborer, I’m in my senior year and can’t decide whether to stay home, get into an apprenticeship program and play my hand in rentals generating a passive income or go off to college (my parents want me to have a good experience)?

Maybe an apprenticeship?