So it's a disassociation between one's main pursuits in life and profitability.For example, I like teaching, so I can be a teacher without worrying that the relatively low pay will not be enough to support my family and I, because I have my real estate investments.

Think of using words like "analyze, research, compile, aggregate" and spell out the output format "in a table, on a spreadsheet, in a pdf", then let the model perform the function, the user can analyze the results and make follow-up requests that dig deeper.If it doesnt work for what you are requesting today, realize that the machine is always learning and we are its teachers.

My experience on the forums is that everyone who touts a one-sized-fits-all system is (when you look at their profile) a paid teacher, coach, guru, etc.

One of my high school teachers introduced me to it and ever since then I’ve been hooked on the idea of buying properties, fixing them up, and building long-term wealth.

I'm currently a kindergarten teacher and I'm very new to this but I am so excited to get started.

.- From that point forward I have still watched Peters videos, however I now look at it from a different perspective and question whether he actually has real CRE experience or if he's just a "teacher" trying to scam/con people into forking over $15K.

As a teacher, I was excited about the educational trainings because I thought it could help me expand my understanding of real estate investing.

Soccer is an awesome sport and great teacher for kids.

If you are teaching people to swim, yes, you might LOVE the kids who get it right away and make you feel like a great teacher, BUT, if you are teaching students to swim, you don't ignore your drowning students!

I agree with stuart and if you look at all those big MF teachers who were bragging about their students how are they doing now?