I feel for you, and as someone new (but obsessed) with multi-family investing, I want to use my skills and talents to help investors make their investment process smoother and pain free in exchange for an “apprenticeship” so that I can one day invest in multi family homes.

Concurrently I went through the Union Electrical apprenticeship and worked in the field for 10 years while managing apartment buildings on the weekends/evenings.

It sounds to me like you are most interested in active investing.Active real estate investing has an apprenticeship model, where you can get a helping hand from people by showing up and working hard.

I'm currently 19 years old and just started a plumbing apprenticeship.

Dominion Single Family Real Estate Investment Apprenticeship Program Dominion is a vertically integrated real estate investment company located in Baltimore, MD.

Someone who has learned the trade, has completed their apprenticeship.  

I'll echo something spoken several times on the podcast: We have lost the mentality of apprenticeship in this country, which is unfortunate.

Do not discount this kind of "apprenticeship" model.  

When I graduated from High school in 1985, I had two choices; either go to school to become an electronic tech or find an apprenticeship and become an electrician.

Have any investors partnered with local contractors or tradesmen along with local trade schools on an apprenticeship like program?