I'm not saying learn graduate level RE subjects, I mean what any RE agent must know to get a license, that is a basic education.Do not do wraps that combined different principal amounts, interest rates and amortizations unless you have been properly educated in a formal accredited school or professional institution or by some government agency, no guru teaches this, it's beyond their scope of technical knowledge, no investor, no mentor or coach does this properly without this level of education.

I just finished reading "Inc. and Grow Rich" and it has some interesting discussion on the topic, but my take-away from that text is that I'm going to contact my CPA and perhaps a CTC (Certified Tax Coach) or attorney to see what fits my situation best. 

I came across this site while checking out reviews of a firm selling real estate investing class/coaching.  

However, we invited you to Dayton, taught you everything, gave you all the tools you needed and even did 6 weeks of coaching with you AND a 90 day challenge with one on one attention. 2.

If I sued Coach USA Inc. for an accident that was the fault of Express Travel, Inc., how quickly would that be thrown out of court?

Thanks again for taking the time to give me some good coaching on this deal.

Have you talked with Pete DeWorken (the Fixer Upper Coach)?

I would suggest you don't need to pay for a coach in the following scenariosYou're not sure if real estate investing is for you – First, Pretend you bought a property then dig around Bigger Pockets and see what people have to say about their experiences and apply to your pretend property.

If I wasn't familiar with the type of investment, i would hire a coach who specializes well in that investment.

Can never go wrong with a coach esp when it's a win-win.