I'm a teacher, worked very hard to save and my husband and I have a new baby, so I'm very eager to have a good experience.

When i was researching different brokerages, my RE teacher gave me some advice:  they aren't interviewing you, YOU are interviewing THEM!  

This is my long term vision.I am excited to learn from you all and embark on this new journey.I am still a High School Teacher during the day but the excitement of the Real Estate industry is what keeps me up at night.I also have gotten rid of my 30 year mortgage and am using a HELOC to pay off my home early.

She was the best RE teacher I've ever had, hands down!

Waited until day two for a formal introduction.My name is Wade, and I hail from the Gulf Coast, the Eastern Shore of the Mobile Bay to be a little more exact.History: I started in Real Estate when it became to difficult to make ends meet as a teacher and a pastor.

IE  pay me to teach you I suspect most think that would be pitching for self promotion.. but just showing what we all do and encouraging future investment into said products or services that are not just education mentorship based on feathering the Teachers nest..

Let your fellow students and teachers know you want to be in real estate.

He's very successful and teachers others how to do the same.

Hi all,I'm starting on my flipping journey and I'd like not to use my life savings to pay cash for a house if I don't have to, but I'm a self employed guitar teacher and I'm no sure I'd qualify for a loan.Any suggestions on the best way to approach this?

We were ready and prepared, my wife had a job as a teacher.