A fantastic Wall Street Journal article reviews the renewed interest in vocational training, manufacturing and hands-on labor fields.

Its train wreck waiting to happen.Investors please read the terms of what you are signing, you have no rights.

They stalled around and kept telling me they were working on it, right up until they went bankrupt.

Go to the RPA Bootcamp, the Milwaukee landlord training, join the Brew City FB group...As far as your job: focus on income and savings.

I was trained to sell a specific type of insurance in a specific way - targeting high paid professionals who would use it for retirement.  

You really need a training wheels type property to get moving & learn the business.

I also stated that if they harmed the home in the process of these repairs, by not using a licensed and trained professional, it would cost me extra.They responded saying they don't feel I can unilaterally request that a tenant not make these repairs, and they would not notify the tenant to cease work.As it stands, I am allowed to have a contractor who is competent look at the job, quote it, but I am not allowed to do the work with that person, until the tenant has had a shot at it.I cannot believe how basically unprofessional, and dangerous this situation is for all parties involved and want confirmation as the woman who works at this management company has no legal degree, and is constantly attempting to wave the legal flag like an expert.

I agree that licensed agents will rat you out, as they should (my opinion)...licensed agents have dedicated lots of money, time, and training to hold the real estate license. 

In that way you are training your mind to set up a solid foundation for investment.I syndicate NNN but do not have to.

I will be attending training there that lasts roughly 12 months.