I am a full time teacher right now, but am not opposed to moving on to something in RE, as long as it gives me opportunity to save money for a future in REI.

Have retired parents who are not rich but stable and a sister,teacher, both with good credit. both are willing to help. my thinking: 1. refi each and get some equity out.

Just that if your parents, uncles, teachers, guidance counselors, mailman, librarian told you, you can be more than just an everyday 9-5er you might just try it out!

A good Mentor should have a heart of a teacher and be able to teach you what to look for and cost analysis when evaluating the rehab needs of a property, how to negotiate with the Seller and other parties (i.e.

But you also have to link yourself with a mentor or teacher who will help you focus on the 5 skills needed to be a Pro at Wholesaling.

However, my family have always been teachers and I’ve always been a trainer at every single w2, so coaching intrigues me.

Originally posted by Jordan Thibodeau:@Samir S.Remember 5 sentences = one paragraph Off topic: but as an English teacher, I can't let this stand!!

As the saying goes when the student is ready the teacher will appear.  

It seems like nothing more than a real estate teacher looking for a Unique Value Proposition for his business.

I was charging way below market, since the previous tenant was my kid's teacher.