I have a team of agents that work for me and I spoon feed them leads.

He or she, the business partner or employee, gets new accounts by making their own schedule, then sets up with equipment and goods to sell (paper plates, cups, spoons, sugar, coffee, etc.).

Also, there are some classes that might be better to attend in a classroom as you'll get mcuh more out of a classroom than reading text and taking a test that was spoon fed to you.....IMO.

I don't expect to be spoon fed an education about the neighborhoods, but i was wondering if anyone had any specific pointers for me about researching the different neighborhoods in terms of what would be the right fit for me to invest in?

To avoid appearing like you want to be spoon fed, do some things that will show that you are willing to make a personal contribution to your learning by doing the things that are easy to do on your own. 

Also, I agree that you may get farther with a spoonful of sugar or however that saying goes.  

Now they shouldn't spoon feed you leads but if they can kick some your way that'd help.

So a spoonful of sugar (may) make the medicine go down smoother.Tip: use an attorney experienced in real estate (JV)'s to draw up your JV agreement (some take credit cards).Good Luck!

This means don't come to me with a problem unless you have possible solutions to go along with it.3) Is as obsessed with with being the best  cold caller/acquisitions specialists as I am being a businessman4) Someone who already has the training/experience in cold calling and skip tracingMy first employee I hired within a week , over 2 interview, and spoon-fed him everything.

I've been looking for something more comprehensive and less "spoon feeding"...