I personally am a Military Mortgage BootCamp Instructor (I teach VA loans) and a real estate investor myself, so I have a very unique perspective on how to help people just like you. 

I also bought in Pensacola in 2016 while on an instructor tour, then moved to SD.

The instructor for his course mentioned another way to save some costs would be for me to become a mortgage broker (on the side).

I am keeping my full time job until I have held my license for a little while (maybe 6 months) and then jump in full time and work on getting my first RE Investment during that time as well.I was going to reach out to the online instructor of my RE classes to see if anyone has knowledge of my area and recommendations/referrels for brokers that would be a good start. 

I’m a broker in the area, an engineer, and a SCUBA instructor... and oh yeah, a real estate investor now too!

I’ve had the conversation with friends as well about being a scuba instructor.

My name is Matt and I am currently stationed at Lackland AFB as an Instructor for Basic Training.

As my sales instructor drilled over and over again: ALWAYS GET YOUR LEASES IN WRITING, even short term month to month agreements.

However, I recently attended a homeowner workshop, at which the instructor was convinced that such a practice was illegal in New York.

Hi everyone,I took a real estate class and my instructor mentioned he hates having his information in there so he has it in a trust to prevent people from figuring out what properties he has or information in general.Can some one explain how I can do this, especially if I'm tying to gain more properties.