I agree, it will come with knowledge and skills, not just RE skills, social skills, the skill of persuasion, analytical skills and intuition, that's really tough to teach.That's what a teacher is suppose to do, make the student think, if you can then great, making them think in the right direction is a real trick, especially in RE.I'm not going to hammer away at guru stuff in this thread, if people are interested in my opinions they aren't hard to find.

My husband is a CNC machinist and I'm a teacher.

The teachers union fights very hard to keep competition at bay and verifiable accountability out of the classroom for students and teachers.Look at what is taught in school now compared to generations ago.

I would suggest looking over the site at http://www.colonialfundinggroup.comThat is Eddie Speed who is one of the best note buyers and teachers in the country.

By blue collar I mean jobs like teachers, nurses, factory workers.

My wife is a school teacher and keeps mentioning the "discounted" mortgages that are offered to teachers, police officers and fireman as they require the homeowner to live in that home for 5 years and other requirements.

Keeping in mind that the amount you rent everything for (both the condo and the new place) will be part of your income, so you're not just making $73k on a teachers salary.

She was getting laid off as a school teacher during the crash so it just didn't make sense to have the roles reversed.

He is a high school teacher, so this works especially well for him to supplement his income during his time off.

I saw so many derelict projects- houses, factories, large office buildings all abandoned halfway through construction.Many of my friends had been architects or project managers, but were working as teachers or bartenders because they were out of work.Spain has not learned how to use the internet yet.