A key is getting with a brokerage that understands you just want to invest and not make being an agent your career.They might not want "dead weight" at their company or spend time training when you don't produce a return back for them.

Any software you choose - make sure you keep time aside for training, consulting and learning curve.Make a list of your requirements, create an excel sheet and go from there.So what is bookkeeping?

I am inexperienced in the actual practice and would love to get some sort of hands on training. spectating or shadowing day-to-day real estate transactions  and become familiarized with everything maybe start getting the hang of things. what are the best benefits a broker could offer for my personal development . i am eager to start but i know i have to be careful with who i choose.  

@Wayne BrooksI'm fairly certain that LeGrand's contractuals state (and Ron and others mention in video trainings?)

The goal is to get you to sign up to be on the training program.

Sawyer I own a personal training business and have spent the past couple years building that up.

I am trained as a lawyer and have thousands of dollars worth of student debt.

With all the meetups, plus training sessions at my appraiser office in Lenexa & real estate office in Olathe, it may be cheaper than gas.

@Shannon I did my real estate agent and Broker training via online at realestateexpress.com about 10 years ago.

The training is invaluable.