Perhaps the offended people who don't know how to debate without name calling and telling on the teachers should call for an "enhanced patdown" for people who post too much here.

I refinanced earlier this year, but I'm still in this house.So, dear reader, I come to you, a humble teacher, writer, philosopher, artist, brewer, what-have-you, imploring you for assistance and expertise.I've attempted to read some on real-estate myself, and have even posted this similar question on the Mr.

My wife is in her first year as a high school teacher.

Why does EVERY subject to teacher and course out there say that the original seller will have the right to foreclose if the underlying loan is not paid.Every course also just glosses over the details... they just say..."

I'm a teacher, and I really enjoy teaching so changing my job is not really the issue.

I am a science teacher from the Rio Grande Valley and I am looking to build a knowledge base in real estate investment.

Teachers, fellow students, guest lecturers, intern opportunities.  

Now my membership [ is up and they are asking 300 for 2 years so I don’t know.It seems really hard or near imposable to get into real estate if you don’t make a lot of money i.e. teachers like me.

I am all about being honest and telling me the truth of what I would can expect in getting into something that I am interested by anyone who is seasoned and veteran, whether I want to hear it or not but just come straight out nasty like that, that is definitely not have an attitude of being a good leadership and teacher.

I work full time as an IT director and my wife is a public school teacher.