I was hoping I can find guidance in through this network and people to follow who would be willing to help me become a successful real estate investor and hopefully become a teacher in this community in the future.I look forward to speaking with all of you!

Experience is the best teacher and I found that looking at potential investments and calculating the cost of rehab helped me think "I can do this and be good at it!"

If a lowly paind school teacher can do this, anyone can!!!  

Hello,I'm a piano teacher that lives in Seattle looking to purchase a small multifamily building (duplex to quadraplex) as a way to stop rent from holding me back financially,  and perhaps bring in a little income someday.

If your doctor did not spend those 100s of 1000s of $ in becoming a doctor and get that degree and learn from the best teachers.....would you trust them with your life ?

  Wife is retiring as a school teacher in May so we are looking for a few rentals to have projects to work on and make some income. 

@Brandon TurnerYou and David are great teachers.

As a new investor (I'm a high school teacher with two boys) I'm looking for advice/help on investing out of state on my first BRRRR; however, as the title suggests instead of a traditional long term rental I'm wanting to utilize it as a short term rental on platforms like Airbnb and VRBO.

I am that type of student who reads the chapter before the lesson the next day, so I can follow the teacher as to learn more.

And 2) I pulled the trigger and upgraded to the annual Pro account here on BiggerPockets (but not without putting in the promo code that got me a 20% discount and a bunch of bonuses :-)  )For those of you who might be in the first category (that ain't no success story) I will quote to you a saying from a linguistics teacher of mine who was a real stickler for being grammatically correct (no saying ain't, or "got no..." etc).