I love teachers!).

I'm going to be a teacher by next year in the SA area.

All of these can be found on Trulia.There's so much more that you will learn over time, but just getting involved with someone and doing it yourself will be your best teacher.

It would be great to meet for lunch on a Saturday sometime.Bleu, you don't happen to be the art teacher at MHS, do you? 

A little bit about my search.BRRRR looking for maximum value addPre-approved for 185k hard money loan (although, from what I see I'll be able to get my feet wet for much less)Quality tenants are my biggest concern(looking in "B" neighborhoods, think nurses teacher working professionals etc)Will be OOS and using PMI'm happy to discuss my situation in more detail.

I had the best teacher, the school of hard knocks.I think today it is much easier with BP and youtube to learn and get free information.

To be specific, my steps to fully get into this world so far have been: Buy my first home Sign up to BiggerPockets website Listen to the first 5 podcasts (loving it)Send this messageEvaluate specialized Masters in R.E and meet with alumni and teachers plus attend one class as a guest observerMeet with friends working in the industry (mainly working for big Funds and Developers)Bought the 13 most widely recommended books in R.E.

Phil is a great teacher, and you can ask all of the questions you want.

@Owen DashnerChris Voss author of Never Split the Difference is a better negotiation teacher than Grant Cardone.

I’ve read many different threads and discussions on here and I just want to sincerely thank EVERYONE on the site for all of their input because there’s no better teacher than actually life experiences and that is what BP seems to be based on.