Chad is a good guy and natural teacher. 

I sold my house, quit my job, and have done 6 flips, a couple of private loans, and I own two 4 plex's.To further my entrepreneurial ventures, after a year and a half of convincing and unconvincing myself to get my real estate license, I have moved forward, passed the tests and am looking to associate with a broker.My two main concerns are;1: I believe that the best teachers make the best students, so I want to learn from the best, and grow into a great real estate agent. 2: I am looking for a broker that will be friendly, support, and be an asset to my own investing as I would like to be an asset to them.From my current outsider perspective, I am seeing my real estate license, and my investing really going hand in hand probably in more ways than I can imagine right now. 

Yes experience is a great teacher!

Great teachers and tons of supplemental resources.

However, I plan to be a teacher next year.

so you could get either  teachers/ nurses/ people that want to be closer to work or the town to fill your units and stay longer term than students so it would really be up to how you screen your tenants and what you setup.

My advice to you is action is your best teacher.

I am a school teacher thinking about getting my license and trying it part time.

Currently I am renting out rooms in the house in order to (more than) pay for the mortgage and saving money while working as a full time teacher for another investment.While this was happening, one of my friends from New York who has more money than I do (but not enough to invest in Upper East Side rentals) decided, well was convinced to purchase a duplex in the area.

I am a wrestling coach (and HS teacher and RE agent).