I have been working as an RN for 12 years and my wife has been working as a high school math teacher.  

I have worked as a teacher in Japan, Korea and China for a total of 6 years.

@Max Tanenbaum  is a high school teacher (I think) and knows more about that.

This property which is located where I currently live (Ohio), but my wife has gotten a job in Southeast Jacksonville as a elementary teacher and we are considering the move.I've done a little research about investing in Jacksonville and it appears it is much tougher then my home town which is a small town.I plan on keeping my rental property and I'll enlist a few people to perform property management.I'm finishing my Associates Degree in Business Management and will be starting my Bachelors soon.

Being a math teacher the numbers should come very easy to you now get out and start buying!

Listen to podcast 238 to hear my story on how I did this on a $80,000 combined family W2 earned income as a parochial school teacher living in pricey San Diego, with a $1900.00 monthly mortgage payment on my personal residence.You can too!!!

I’ve done my best to educate myself, but there’s no teacher like experience so if there’s anyone in the area that would like to share their investment experiences or any tips I would be very grateful.

I believe that experience is the best teacher so taking bumps and bruises along the way, including losing money, is well worth the experience that you will receive in return.

My wife is working as a Teacher, and because of the low-income area she is in, her Student Loan will actually be “forgiven” by the State once she fulfills her commitment.

The monthly payment is used to calculate your debt to income ratio.My full time job is a high school teacher.