But then, trainee appraisers need to get 1000 hours of actual work experience from an existing appraiser.

If there would be somebody willing to help a motivated REI trainee, I would greatly appreciate it and will do all I can to make the relationship mutually beneficial!

They're offering entry level trainee jobs in their REI company for 25k/m Does this sound too good to be true?

I've spoken with these guys twice, after calling ads saying "Investor seeks trainee" or whatever.  

Does anyone know of a home flipper who needs a drivenm young apprentice?

Julien,A certified residential appraiser needs to take a bunch of hours of licensing education, work as an appraiser trainee for a period of three years, and possess at least a bachelors degree.

I'm still a trainee with the long term goal of getting my Certified General license within the next year and a half.I want to eventually use my appraising experience to breakthrough into the investment world.

I recently started working as a trainee appraiser in the Annapolis area and hope this will open up many doors for my investment career down the road.

From my research I understand you have to become a trainee first - I'm fine with this.

I will also do what you have ask of your trainee u mentioned in this post, but if there's anything else I can do for you, just let me know.