I was a teacher for 10 years and resigned this year to focus on my family and to build our real estate portfolio!

We met a lady at one of the houses we were looking at, and she was so grateful that the current landlord/seller for giving her a chance b/c she used to be homeless and is now working at becoming a teacher, she actually got a loan and paid for a new roof, and to have the bathroom floor fixed-- both stuff completely shocked me!!! 

Doing the hard work is the teacher not Robert Kiyosaki. 

If you do have the money to 'invest' in your education, I wish you the best of luck in finding the right 'teacher'!

Hi my name is Alonzo and I have been a teacher in Houston for the last 10 years and it's time for a change.

My wife is a 4th grade teacher and I am a loan originator for real estate investors, and we're looking for somewhere to rent in Sacramento proper.

I am married with no kids and both my wife and I file jointly and claim "0" for our W4 as she works as a teacher.

I am married with no kids and both my wife and I file jointly and claim "0" for our W4 as she works as a teacher. 

However, I haven't ever really checked out the forums before.I'm born and raised in San Diego, but with the current market and limited income (middle school teacher), out of state seems the most probably way to add to my portfolio. 

You may be able to find a way to become a value add to one of the teachers in exchange for one on one coaching.