I mentioned only that if you know so much you want people to pay you to learn a small portion of it, then condescending to your potential audience makes that more difficult, which negatively impacts both the teacher and the learner.

I am a quick learner and very passion about the real estate business.  

You can even admit that your first lead or two may need some work, but that you're a fast learner and if they're patient you'll make it worth their while.Moving on to the sellers is a bit more challenging as it takes some negotiation skills to find deals.

If you are an "audio learner", here is the links to seven podcast interviews related to landlording. or click here > https://www.biggerpockets.com/search/podcast?

I work full time as a Senior Technical Writer and trainer at O'Neil & Associates.I'm pretty much a newbie when it comes to real estate, but a quick learner.  

I'm completely new to real estate investing, but I'm also incredibly driven, and an incredibly fast learner.  

Here to learn,  learn to serve, serve to teach.

Many times and it never worked, yea I'm a slow learner :)

Good work.Be committed to being a life long learner and you'll go far.Nice to meet you

I'm a fast learner and open to advise any experienced investor my have.