I'm an on-going "learner" so yes, I agree that research is key when looking for a good course that delivers (says she who has purchased many that haven't...lol) Best wishes for your continuing success!

I can do basic Microsoft office and am a fast learner if I need to work on different software.

Im a quick learner and i can educate myself on personal business but I would like some good insight from someone that has done this in the beginning of there real estate investing career.Thanks again.

I consider myself a lifelong learner and understand it is all about being consistent during the process.

And, that's okay, but you're unlikely to learn enough about subchapter S to be able to avoid all of the landmines unless you're a fast learner and are willing do devote a substantial portion of your time to self-education.

My strengths are I’m a quick learner, I have ample amount of free time and time management and I’m driven.

I believe I am a strong communicator, decisive, and am a quick learner.

Normally I like to share our expertise but as a continuous learner, I’d like your perspective to create a solution. 

@Lucas Gibson - To truly be a successful investor, you need to cultivate the right mindset and be a constant learner.

I am an eager learner and would love the chance to shadow someone on the weekends as they look for deals, and would be open to helping out with any work, such as cold calling, knocking on doors, etc...