The bank is not going to be a willing teacher and you will need to understand where you need to purchase the note (level of discount) to accommodate the disposition of the loan.

He is an excellent teacher and I love his humbleness.

I had a high school teacher who told me to write my own letter of recommendation and he would sign it.

Thanks to BiggerPockets for being our long-distance teacher.

Im in the process of waiting to take my test to become a real estate agent and I've also asked my teacher and they also stated I could use this.

These people described themselves as “Fun-loving, retired teachers.”

My tenants are school teachers, bus drivers, court officers, landscapers... just regular working folk.  

Personally I think with your background you could use those funds to buy a note and let experience take over as a teacher.

It can also be affected by the type of the mortgage and any special lending options you used (first time home buyer's assistance, discounts for primary homes for teacher's that require you to live there a set amount of years first, etc.).Also ask your lawyer and/or accountant if you would have to pay any other taxes, such as from the "sale" of the home, zoning or HOA rules, higher property taxes for commercially owned properties, etc.

Probably the most important thing is to have a teacher with real world experience.