Getting a license teaches you how to stay out of trouble, but it teaches you nothing about how to find clients or sell real estate.

Jonathan Safa you have mentors everywhere here but not in the sense of someone teaching you but rather partnering up.Look for an investor in your area here on BP, become partners with one and you'll receive all the hands on training but of course being a partner means you have to invest together on deals a splitting 50/50 but once you know the ropes then you could go solo.The other ways are paying $15k and up for programs or split deals on mentor programs or just learn the everything by reading and experience.I wish their were mentors out there that would say"I would teach you step by step how to succeed in this business hands on" but those mentors are busy making their own deals and balancing life.Learning is costly

That'll teach me to have processes in place before people move in...Does what I wrote earlier about the alteration approval form followed by lease addendum sound right?

Each guest on the show has a different perspective and something to teach the rest of us.  

I found the best residential builder, he intructed his foreman to teach me, and I attended the site.

Posters like @Brandon Hall and @Amanda Han have a nice way of teaching the basics that you'll need to know.

Please inbox me if you in the market and are willing to teach a new investor.

You are in the right place and it sounds like you could teach us a thing or two too.

But hardly anyone will teach this to you. 2) Mortgage Balance Reduction - as long as your Renters are paying the Mortgage, the Balance on the Mortgage gets reduced.

Didn't know Home Depot and Lowes have teaching clinics.