Keep up with the educational side, figure out exactly what type of property you want to start with and find your first project.

The other thing (going back to my interview) is that while they may tell you that the extra courses will pay for themselves via flips and wholesales.... that $50k is buying more than just education and mentor ship.

I welcome any advice on education or how to improve my processes.

But for every success story of buying on credit I would wager there are ten where the buyer was under capitalized/ over leveraged and unexperienced and got left holding the bag.

Currently I have been educating myself with some of the real estate books that were recommended on the podcasts.  

I realize from your posts that the use of Class C was misplaced.As per the recommendation, I will run the IRR on the investment but wanted to know if there was a back of the envelope/rule-based approach to evaluating the feasibility of the construction.Thank you again for the education and your feedback,RegardsMo

Banks also tell me I'd be a bad investment if I were to get a non-legal job in Florida to supplement my income while growing my new firm, since I'd be working far beneath my education level. 

I am in the process of researching and educating myself on rentals. 

Is there fast and efficient any way for me to educate myself? 

Hello fellow investors,I am in the beginning stages and I'm starting with education.