Be it investors, learners, agents etc.

I am good with numbers and am a fast-learner.

Take what I say with a grain of salt as I'm a slow learner and just finally decided to purchase out of state after nearly 6 years of trying in Los Angeles. 

@Allan FooteCollege is a scam, if you are a learner... you will find mentorship, learn as you go, and surround yourself with the right people to succeed.

We kept our house way too long (I guess we are slow learners) but even with less cash flow all things considered the 4-plex made us more money - it appreciated quicker and it was a lot easier to manage. 

I'm a visual learner and this book graphically illustrates and somewhat simplifies the code's language. 

Although I am new to REI, I am a hard worker and fast learner ready to roll up my sleeves and get to work.

At most do some painting, maybe refinish the floors, change out the locks and call it a day.The first investment really is like your learners permit. 

Education was my first goal when I picked my broker but the big names are going to kill your pockets with all their fees (office, franchise, on top of you commission split) I'm a in person learner I hate learning on a computer.

I would feel more comfortable on my deals knowing the percentage on the ROI,I just do not know how to compute it myself sadly.I am more of a visual learner, if you can explain with an example,I would greatly appreciate it.