Are you going to start teaching or are you looking for money partners?

There’s plenty of resources online teaching you how to.

Most mentors can show you and teach you what the books would and some people do learn better in person but paying 8K out of your 13K in savings is way too much of your working capital.

While there are ethical issues I have with wholesaling (especially when sellers are unaware of the value of their property), this is one way to make money with zero dollars of your own money in the process.Disclaimer: I would not recommend jumping into something like this without shadowing a wholesaler, consulting a lawyer, or getting to know the home buying and legal process of transferring ownership with residential real estate.Book listA few books could really help you out, and ones I've read at least 2-3 times:The BRRRR Book by David GreenThe Book on Rental Property Investing by Brandon TurnerRich Dad Poor Dad by Robert KiyosakiThe Richest Man in Babylon by George ClasonI Will Teach You To Be Rich by Ramit SethiBest of luck to you!

I’ve been reading books and slowly teaching myself but I have noticed there are a lot of moving parts with real estate investing.

I'm thinking about retiring (after 23 years of teaching) in June, but I'm trying to get as much advice as I can before making the leap. 

Louis, have a portfolio of Section 8 tenants and teach other landlords to succeed in the niche.

Please teach me the best ways to get a good loan without using a debt broker.

A beautiful deal had fell into place, I would pay George his friendly hourly wage to teach and train my brother and I literally 20 steps from the comfort of his home.

.), so there is no one job you can get that will really teach you everything about property mangement.