In every other venture I have ever been involved in, whether it be technology or neuroscience or career strategy or whatever, I have always had people more or less approach me to be my mentor.

Thanks for any feedback in advance.Champions School of Real EstateDFW Real Estate AcademyKaplan Professional SchoolPurvis Real Estate Training InstituteReal Estate Training and Technology

Sites staffed by venture capital people or technology people should be avoided. 

As for skills I'm excellent with technology and analysis, not specifically real estate analysis...yet!  

This is a thought provoking article on plans for Detroit revitalization. http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/engineering/rebuilding-america/detroit-2025-after-the-recession-a-city-reimagined-13108807

I did used to work with one guy that loved this size property, because he was using all the technology I mentioned, and running several from a single off site location. 

While the property doesn't have cash flow, I needed a bigger home base (with an office) for the day job as someone that works in technology in the DMV.Made some mistakes along the way, and had more help than I can thank, but I got locked in with a good rate which is the important part and now that my feet are wet and I know the formula, I'm ready for more!

Funds are not an issue but I'm starting a commision based technology sales job and would prefer the security of a lease option until I feel more comfortable in the job.

I am a full time college student majoring in technology and aspiring to be a real estate investor.

My technology is a little outdated,  I still own a flip phone and just got a tablet last year!