I wanted to introduce myself my name is Heather Boren and I am a commercial real estate broker based in Woodland Hills, CA (SoCal/Los Angeles) and instructor at UCLA Extension.

I'm sure you didn't have subordinates or other students giving you instruction, you had instructors who were qualified by experience and education in that field.

I’ve worked in varying capacities as a financial analyst, software engineering & product design instructor, & senior design engineer with growing startups to some of the biggest companies out there.

As long as you can resist temptation, I would suggest this...On-line courses are good, but can't replace the classroom because a good instructor can teach you the business as well as guide you toward passing the test.A number of Brokerages will put on cost effective, license training at their offices.Just understand that while there, they will market to you to join them.Good luck...

Also am a firearms instructor :-)

These courses are teasers so the instructors can offer their mentoring programs for $10k to $20k a pop.

I just completed my second course in my real estate license and the instructor made an interesting point of how a registrant must disclose all known facts about the property.

On first thought I remember an instructor I had that used to say when in doubt, DISCLOSE, DISCLOSE, AND....DISCLOSE....However, while you said you are listed on the LLC you did not say if you are the managing director.

You don't get the interaction of a class situation but that's probably not a bad thing... there is always that one student that throws off the conversation in directions that no one really cares about and in an interactive class when that one student takes the instructor off course, it's usually at the detriment to the material you need to learn.

My school is in Chandler, instructors name is Marty.