Here is the slim & Quick - -I am teacher, base salary 60K, (i referee multiple sports for extra cash)-Feb 22 of last year I bought a duplex - my first property - 165k, 2 2bdr apts. 

They still teach cursive handwriting in second grade; while Castleberry waits until the end of the third grade (if the teacher gets to it).

A school teacher that was great.

I have used many of them since his class and as a result now make more per month than I ever did as a  school teacher.

I'm a teacher and will need to be supplementing my income big time in Montana.

It is true: When the student is ready, the teacher will appear.

Endowment funds or teacher's retirement funds allocate their capital to various asset classes to deliver the necessary growth at a given level of risk.  

If you have a lot of time off as a teacher, you may want to consider joining a syndication mentoring group.

If you provide more details on what might appeal best to you (eg one educator vs a team, in-person classes or online education, an "in your face/kick you in the ***" type teacher or more of a "here are your tools -- if you have any questions, let me know," maybe even if you want to start with 1sts vs 2nds, etc), I'm sure many of us can give you a little insight into which ones might be best for you.Just make sure you never invest with an educator as it's a conflict of interest.

For example, you want to only lease to teachers and exclude others who are generally qualified.