if you want step by step instructions go to creditsuite.com

I'm fairly new to the Real Estate Investing scene, although I've grown up with a good source of instruction in the form of family members in the Wholesaling, Realtor, and Buy and Hold business.  

Esentially, you watch instructor led videos and follow along in your own work books.

It can be very hard for someone who doesn't know something to find someone who really does know, who is actually qualified to give instruction.

Follow those instructions and you'll do great.

I've purchased 40 acre properties for less than $4K total in both places.If you need detailed instruction, please reach out to us.  

The state likes to mix it up and will focus more questions on certain sections.I don't know if they do this anymore but when I took it over a decade ago the previous students would tell our instructor what topics were on the most recent test.

Follow the instructions by entering your cell number and confirming the code that you receive.5 - That's it . . . you're all set.

I instructed him to write up the offer the very next day with my figires and criteria.

I have gone to various seminars and read various books, but some of the key things which have helped me move from someone who knows about real estate, to someone running a real estate business are: 1) Eric Medemar's courses (one of the few real estate instructors who actually doesn't assume that you have tens of thousands of dollars to invest and walks you through what you need to do to start from scratch.) 2) Larry Goins' $1 bootcamp and manual 3) Finding a mentor here on Bigger Pockets (note: You are looking for someone who will mentor you for free.