Training or experience are the only safe approaches.

There definitely appeared to be installer issues that I might attribute to the franchisee, but they were trained by the company.I've had torch down rubber roofs for 10 years and repairs to them are fine.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

In fact, even if the training course is related to property management, claiming that you needed to spend $30k on education while collecting merely $15k in rent per year is a flimsy position. 4.

Another principle isthat you can train your brain to work for you while you sleep.

I'd say 10% of the appraisals that we order are wildly inaccurate and appraisers have far more training, experience and licensing requirements than brokers- at least in my state. 

MY SUGGESTION: invest in yourself by buying hard copy books and training on the foundation topics you wish to develop skills (RE legal, title, escrow, financing, notes, etc.).

Before you pull the trigger on anything I would get some training or find a mentor in your area willing to show you the ropes. 

But if you want the best value for your real estate training Paul McGraw’s program is the best one I’ve tried and I’ve tried Carlton Sheets, Robert Kiyosaki, ************* and a few others I don’t remember over the years.

She has no clue what she is doing and you shouldn't waste any time trying to train her to be to suck less.