Think of schools that offer trades apprenticeship programs (electrician, powerline, carpentry, etc) and then align your thesis to coincide with what they do and how they do it.

Look at it as an apprenticeship, but keep your eyes on the end goal. 2.

They are offering an "apprenticeship" in RE investing.

The reason Guru or coaching is even a business is because there is a market for it.You have many people that want to fast forward to RE rich's without going through the apprenticeship portion.they want to be told how to do it...and they want it now.. and they want to do it with no money...

For people who want to work, 100% JOB PLACEMENT WHILE STILL IN SCHOOL BEFORE GRADUATION.Or consider joining an apprenticeship at your local union hall.

True apprenticeships, while a great way for some, always take more time to reach the same knowledge level. 

No one talks about it, but I suspect that's one big reason we push our young people into military service or college (or if you go into the trades, an apprenticeship program).

Two additional fact of data points: Enrollment of new persons into construction trades, from trade schools too apprenticeships even entry level jobs, is and has been at historic LOW levels, for about 10 years now, and DECLINING.

I would also recommend either doing some type of 2 year apprenticeship program to learn a trade OR 2 year associates program with a community college to get some type of business/real estate degree which will help should you decide to pursue a broker's license later in your career.Best of luck!

Shoot it happens to me with my apprenticeship program, which is a zero up front cost but it is a 50/50 partnership on deals.