As a broker, my goal is to provide hands on training, coaching, mentoring for all agents whether new to the business or seasoned agents.

:mrgreen: $197 a month for full on real estate mentorship sounds very reasonable.And if you guarantee success through your coaching if anyone follows your advice to the letter also makes it very reasonable.

Kate, do you want to be a life coach or a landlord?

Even then, I would not pay for any program that didn't come with a mentoring/coaching component, because again, you need specific advice for your specific situation.On the other side of the coin:If you're already contacting brokers, analyzing deals, and writing LOIs, then you should probably be investing in advanced RE education, coaching, and/or you should have a very qualified mentor (paid or not.)

Anyone telling you anything different then number 1 wants to sell you a book, training course or coaching program.3.

With some tutorials or coaching you can get around the setup obstacles and get over the learning curve. 

But he did make money in office/retail...I have Greg Dickerson as a coach.   

@Abraham AndersonI could love you to coach my oldest son about Real Estate investing as his graduation gift 😁.

I've committed to making this transition from flips to rentals by the end of 2016 and my goal is to have 100 rental units within 12 months.I would like to hire an experienced commercial real estate coach to help me make this transition.

As to your question about should you invest in training, from personal experience, I would not be where I am today if not for the mentoring and coaching I have purchased over the years.