@Rohit Verma1) Both me and my business partners are teachers.

Walk before you run, experience is a good teacher.  

The most secure jobs are skilled direct income producers (think of mechanics, nurses, teachers, experienced casino dealers, etc.).

During the last few years some teachers and educators have moved to outer areas and bringing with them a higher level of teaching.

Oregon was also starting to talk about a college pay system where student would pay for college for 20 years after college based on 5% of income.... so teachers paid $2500 per year and hedge fund graduates paid $10000 per year....

Families who need more safety, folks who have dogs and want a yard, a teacher looking for peace and quiet and a more affordable place to rent, etc.The applicants we've had apply (143 so far) have held "gold nugget" tenants, including hard-working blue collar folks, professors from nearby college towns, and young, reliable tenants who need something more affordable than in the hubbub of the cities.

I am a high school teacher in Colorado and I am always looking to help young people get started in real estate investing or help in any way I can.

My full time job is a teacher.

Experience is the best teacher but in this business mistakes can be costly.

In my experience with substitute teaching, I mainly did high school, and most of the time the teacher leaves work and you would just give it to the students to do and you can just research deals and analyze properties while you substitute.