I went to school to be a school teacher but as time went on I realized I love kids but from a distance lol -- no seriously these teenagers are tough and I'm not into baby sitting!

I'd suggest educating yourself first on MFH syndications by getting a course from someone who's being doing it for many years and/or finding an experienced syndicator (could the teacher you bought the MFH syndication course from) and offering to do a cap raise for their deal.

How all of this has changed my investing career and what you might need to know down the road: I am no longer able to get fannie/freddie debt.Aggressive tax returns from rental propertiesDebt to income too highStudent loansThe amount of reserves were too low because I had too many properties on a teachers salary. 

Not to mention a great teacher.

You want everyone to like you, be a kindergarten teacher and show kids how to make a turkey out of a tracing of their hand.  

There's theory and then there's application--getting out and actually doing something is the best teacher. 

I just get very worried when it comes to money and juggling too much at once, especially on a teachers salary.

The only failing to report crime I can think of is not reporting child abuse for a teacher or medical provider.

Hello BP,I am a 24 year old school teacher working in Eaton, OH, living in Oxford, OH, who is from Franklin, OH and looking to invest wherever I can find a deal in Southwest, OH.

I think if our RE can take care of what she makes annually ( shes a teacher, so not too much ) she can stay home and passively manage tenants.