Most of the posters and the podcast guests state that experience is the best teacher, and that the money is made in the buying.

Buy or inherit and hold all their lives while working the properties for income.I've seen teachers, firemen, software engineers and all sorts of people utilize both strategies successfully.

They have good customer support but I never tried to contact the teacher/professor with questions so I cannot tell you how well run/effective that is. 

Going through a deal from beginning to end is the best teacher, besides BP, you can have.  

Youtube is an amazing teacher!

The thing is, that I recently found a great job where I can save about $400 a week (it’s a part time job -as a teacher- where I work till 3 pm).Another thing, I have been approved for a credit card for the first time in my life.So here is my question: Should I start my RE business now and I know i will spend the money for a lot of things that comes in the way by starting a business including a car which i now don't drive...Or, Should I wait a year and save up the money for my first flip and in the same time build my credit to be able to lend the rest...Or maybe there are other suggestions for me?

I do agree with you that movement beats meditation, and experience is the best teacher, however, a nice book to show me some pointers would be nice to read so I can have a ballpark view of what’s ahead.

They say your mistakes are your best teachers.

I'm a high school teacher from Louisville, KY, and getting in to the investment game, this summer.  

My wife is an elementary school teacher, who is fed up with the education system.