Have you ever found yourself in the situation of teacher housing?

I'm finding that experience is the best teacher, though. 

...And who said teachers don't get any good benefits?!

Are your teachers really qualified to teach you by education, knowledge and experience or are you dazzled by their claims of having made millions just flipping old houses?

We can sometimes accept a 12-24 month history if the previous job was in the same field (say you were a public school piano teacher), but since you worked in a lumber yard, we would require 24 months minimum.

Makes sense.To sum 'us' up short and sweet, I'd say 'we' have the heart of a teacher, not salesmen.

Anyone in any industry with the heart of a salesman vs the heart of a teacher will always first look out for their own best interests.

I just attended training with some very knowledgeable teachers and their advice was NEVER enter into any lease option or lease to purchase transaction.

Simple, basic question to start out my membership with BP:Scenario: You're 26, a teacher, and love the thought of REI.

We short sold one in 2012, the other in 2013, so now, I can jump back in (you know that 2 year period).Needless to say, experience was the best teacher there, and now that that experience is under my belt, I'm ready to move forward.So, here I am currently with a one family under contract, want to fix and flip.