If that's the case, I would highly recommend you trend very carefully and focus more so on whether what they teach adheres to Dodd-Frank and SAFE, aka major federal laws on residential financing transactions.

Depending on the agent and their passion for real estate they may spend some time with you and teach you some things.   

My current situation:  Renting a 2bd/1ba apartment in a garden-style apartment complex. 

High achievers always move the goal line out anyway; so, tying your happiness to the end result rather than daily action can result in unhappiness along the way.Regarding real estate investing, add value...it speeds up the wealth building process. in the For What ever its worth category.. to me real estate is life.. its a life style.. there is no retirement.. not sure why folks get so worried about retirement.. you get your stable of whatever kind of real estate you want  sFR multi commercial  Notes  short term lending .. fix and flip  value add  MHP  storage spec building etc etc.. and you nurse them along and work with them until you pass through the pearly gates.. why retire even if you retire with rentals your still involved in some manner.. if I looked at real estate that way I retired at 18 when I started selling the stuff it was and is not a JOB to me its a lifestyle..

I do not think any note servicers have the time to teach.

The best lessons you learn in RE investing are the ones you teach your self .

The wife and I are looking at this property tonight, not as a rental, but as a potential new primary residence for us and our children:https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/12161-E-French-...It's not perfect for our family style, but it does have a nice amount of space. 

Most of my staff respond well to my management style, but the low performers seem to end up hating me when they find themselves in the progressive disciplinary process.

The house style is actually unique in this area (though not in the northeast), a tri-level.

Congrats and thanks for teaching me a little about my own city.