Then the teacher, experienced member, face of the group will present it to investors as a deal they stamp their name and reputation on.

If they want to be an under paid teacher, or a firefighter, nonprofit worker, artist, musician, or hell even a barista if it makes them happy, they should be able to do that because they will also be financially free because of the work that they put in in real estate up until that point. 

I had a teacher once, and the way he taught was to first show you how to do it wrong, and then he would show you the right way...so that by describing the difference between the two it would help amplify the difference between "right" and "wrong".....so I'll give it a shot here. 

When the course teacher looks like they barely eeked through puberty, you know experience is not going to be a part of this equation and the content's accuracy is going to be very hit and miss.

I'm also a real estate investor and high school business teacher so working with young people is what I love to do!

My three partners work retail (so odd hours and early/long days) and I am a teacher (often requires more than 40 hours- but holidays are helpful!).

What about people like myself, I am a teacher and wanting to get out of teaching, and want to get in to single and multi real-estate but don't have much savings nor experience and credit is ok.

I’m an elementary school teacher seeking strategies on how to retrieve the 6k I’m rightfully owed.I was very understanding with the tenant and laid out a very manageable, long term repayment plan and even returned him the keys at one point so that he could have another chance at cleaning/fixing and earn/count the deposit towards his debt.