thanx for the comments, well I met someone called Emanuel who is in charge of supplying my mentor with the properties, houses, my mentor and Emanuel said that one cannot be lazy in this business, that you can make it if you have what it takes to be as hungry.I spoke to him through the day because after we finished checking the house Alfredo (my teacher) was remodeling we went to see another house that Alfredo's brother had finished, but he was having problems with the RE agent because he hadn't sold it yet, why?

I hope that your Dad will staywith you as a mentor for a bit as you take up wherehe left off.It's always good to have someone more experiencedas a teacher.

I am a school teacher/weekend remodeler.

looks like a good school.i decided that getting my real estate sales license and getting my brokers license in a year or two would be in our best interest - so i'm about 1/2 way through my real estate school.so far we've gone over alot of things i already knew, but the teacher we have is excellent - you want to make sure they "teach to the test" - with exact precision.in the school, you don't want to know everything - only what's on the tests in order to get your license!

Experience is the best teacher so I would love to learn from someone who has that experience.

Definitely goto IFREC, I got my license through them also and they have good teachers.

For a seasoned investor trying to help new investors, you seem negative for a teacher.

Many want a full time Realtor who are dedicated to RE, but there are exceptions too, like a teacher who is also a Realtor, there is a difference.

@Mister Gardner - I'm not trying to be your grammar teacher however, your posts could be a lot more clear with punctuation!

We both have state jobs, she is a teacher and I am the production manager at our university's arena.