they also then promote networking and provide you with a plan to start, and contact info for your instructor.

In one of my classes we had a long discussion on this subject, you can imagine it was a current problem all over TX back then.IIRC the instructor in the class said something along the lines of the amount being made up from PMI (or MIP in the case of FHA loans) had been found by the courts to NOT be income as it was INSURANCE PROCEEDS for which the homeowner had paid the premiums.That is kind of the way I remember it, and it does make sense as they are insurance, and the homeowner did pay the premium.

An instructor once told me that if you want to advance in real estate, you should really learn how to fly.Looking forward to chatting with you.

I offer this:I am one of the top rated instructors for the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), which is the largest building industry related association in the world.

I would attend the first time without any preparation and highlight all the important items that the instructor tells you to highlight.

I am Currently taking an investment Course at Modesto Junior College and my Instructor gave us several resources and BiggerPockets was one of them.

The instructor has passed on some good information regarding the little in's and out's of my area.Instructor suggestions:Go to your planning board meetingsNetworkQuestions and questionsI'll keep you updated as I get closer to finishing.

Good courses, lots of useful info, instructors shared their experience.

Kristine Marie Poe I totally agree about not having to keep a tenant but our instructor seem to think this was basically unsalted law.

The instructor is so great.