The students who studied hard were upset and the students who studied little were happy.

Also, are you the type that can read books, study materials and read and ask questions on forums such as BP and apply that in the real world or are yo the type that requires more hands on experience to accomplish that same goal?

As to getting experience, anyone with average intelligence can read appraisal methods and go to open houses, study the MLS then ask specific questions and do just as well as I can in about two months of spare time or, guessing, about 60 hours of studying.

To get started, I suggest my new students to study: - Rich Dad Poor Dad series.

I swear she was using me as a study in her class to see how much rent she could swindle out of.

I remember spending about 8 months studying, reading and attending investors meetings before I started looking for my first investment property.

I will definetly take a couple months to study, do a lot of research, and of course, network!

First bit of adipose is to take about two weeks to study your market.

One is to study and learn how to do this yourself - and there is a ton of information available to you.

I'm embarking on my first remodel project with zero renovation/remodeling experience, just the information I've been studying through Bigger Pockets and many books.