From an experience point of view, I had 2 internships in college (merly lynch and smith barney) and shortly after graduating I joined a company out of the East Coast as a project administrator, and 6 months ago I began my position as the Director of Business Development for Capital Consulting Company.

I do not have a FL license (hence the "unpaid" part), but do have a strong resume to attest to my work ethic and intellectual capacity.I already have one (unpaid, 15-25hr/week) internship lined up with a brokerage in Miami Beach that does high-end luxury residential and commercial developments.

I do not have a FL license (hence the "unpaid" part), but do have a strong resume to attest to my work ethic and intellectual capacity.I already have one (unpaid, 15-25hr/week) internship lined up with a brokerage in Miami Beach that does high-end luxury residential and commercial developments.

Many here are successful full time investors So I have a question that you might be able to guide me in the right direction with.

Question- What is the best method to find successful Real estate investors tha...

That was our goal and I do have 5 summer, and half school year internships that pay about 12k each one so I can pay bulk if needed. 3.

I know people who rent easily short terms to students and nurses who come to do their internship in English. 

Become an apprentice or internship, learn from someone who is actually doing it.

College courses , self education , internships , reading .

I have talked to my Grandpa who I am doing an internship with this summer to get the final credit I need to graduate.

In your particular case did you pay them or was it more of an internship/job experience deal?