Either way, if you are looking for an agent, my advice is to find someone with the heart of a teacher and that has investments of his/her own.

I am a science teacher and a football coach.  

She has done some smart Investments and held on to it:-) Didnt know all the specifics but heard in one of the BP podcasts about a school teacher doing amazing things, he also was talking about a 1031 exchange to leverage the tax burden something to checkout.

In forums, it is the same thing except there are no teachers to call on the quiet people to voice their opinions.Statistically, this is not dissimilar to the non-normal distributions that we see everywhere - income distributions, for example.

They will be someone who has a heart of a teacher and wants to help.

Now, let's try to understand some terms.Accountant - this is merely a name of one's line of work, similar to being called a painter or a teacher.

Two of them are retired and automatically pay from their social security, another works as a high school teacher so she still has her job and usually pays 3 days early.

No, but its the safest bet.Without my job as a high school math teacher I wouldn't have been able to finance any of the properties I've bought.

If the teacher in those classes took this work you might get a decent grade by hitting the high points of text book requirements.If it were a business finance or economics class, or toward the end of a real estate class, this wouldn't come close to cutting the mustard.

I have said this before, but if a lowly paid school teacher can have 5.5 million in RE and 2.5 million in net worth after 6 years of investing, anyone can!!