If it means you understand concepts but forget to carry the one when you're adding by hand, no problem - use a calculator or a computer program.

Look into FHA and NACA programs for low downpayent and financing assistance.

If you are a first-time home buyer, and you are not a high income earner (yet), call the city halls and/ or community development agencies of the cities that interest you and ask if they have any programs available for aspiring home owners.  

Either way they are A paper programs and you are protected from up on high by over-governmental control.

Eventually, those sleepless nights were worth because I got my hands on the IELTS certificate which allowed me to give myself a chance to study abroad.

I also have had some exposure to US Tax Lien Association programs and they are very aggressive.

I was also checking out @Ben Leybovich's CFFU program and it looks like I'll be investing in his program in the near future.

Those programs that you see for sale on Facebook and the seminars, they cant run comps for you, they can't write contracts for you, they cant find buyer leads for you, and I'm pretty sure they cant find seller leads for you.

With that being said i want to get a real estate licence  my question is where to get an affordable and quality education, I have a full time job so time is a sensitive matter im leaning towards an online program can any one recommend an institute? 

I'm intrigued by the Legal Zoom programs as they seem to offer unlimited 30 min consults for a monthly subscriptions of $25.