After a year I also enrolled my acquisitions manager.

I got fired up in the beginning but later I learned for myself it just doesn't fit with my goal and intention why I enrolled myself with NR.

Dissatisfied with my position, I enrolled in night classes to eventually earn my MBA, concentrating in Real Estate Financing and Investing.

Would it be wise to enroll to their program?

Signing up for the courses and taking them is my way of getting into this for real.Also, I see that one of the courses you can elect to take after you have taken some intro classes is a paid, supervised internship course where you work with local real estate people (either at an office, with loan documents etc)...so that would provide me with good contacts.I am going to continue saving money and enrollment for those classes being next month.

Hey allcash...I was enrolled a while back to get my license but decided to pull out at the last minute because I realized I didn't need it.

Not to mention the time it takes to take these classes takes them away from doing business.Did you know that many agents will enroll in classes just to gain additional knowledge at their own expense to better serve their buyers and sellers?

Thank you for your replies :D .ToneyJ, thanks for your recommendations- I am currently enrolling in a real estate principles course at my local community college.

Fairness is assured since all Lancaster Suites unit owners enrolled in the rental pool earn equal rental income based per square meter.

(I was currently enrolled, so adding classes was not a problem) I appreciate the book suggestion, I will SURRLY give it a go.As for “picking on me”, don’t mind me.Proverbs 10:8 "The Wise are glad to be instructed...."