I'm a teacher but am looking at the Kiyosaki cashflow quadrant stuff very seriously..

These aren't issues that are specific to flipping and should be a primary focus for any real estate investment - The bottom line is that you made a profit despite the challenges you faced - and congratulations for that - but it seems to the bystander that you gambled with another investor's money while investing very little of your own - you put yourself in the position of a teacher or mentor when in fact you are not extremely experienced in the business of flipping - consider how you would feel if you lost a portion of your partner's investment....Today I am closing on the purchase of my 15th flip for the year, and I wouldn't dream of taking on an investment partner who wasn't equally experienced and had an equal say in the decision process.Good Luck with your future projects and Happy Investingjeff 

City workers have to live within city limits so you'll always have great potential tenants in fireman, police officers, teachers and park district employees. 

I am currently a music teacher, and I'm looking to invest in real estate for financial freedom.

Googled the previous owners name and newspaper story of her murder came up. 67 yo retired teacher in a wheelchair.

I’m a realtor/ investor and full time teacher.

I'm 25, a teacher with no debt and a some money saved up.

I am also a part time college professor (I share this because I heard there might be a first time home loan available for teachers as well, but I couldn't find any information online).

It’s kinda like taking a class that you’re really interested in, but the teacher doesn’t get you fired up to want to learn.

I have listened to 80+ episodes of the podcast, read multiple books, and begun scanning my local market of Chattanooga, TN for deals that would be possible for my wife and I (Special Ed Teacher).