I will continue to absorb and attain as much continuing education and market knowledge as I possibly can until I fully reach my potential as an investor and agent in this industry.

I chose to educate my self and learned a great lesson in the process of speaking of what I know and asking question when I didn't know.Hang in there and discuss RE with those who can support you!

I would ask what kind of training and continuing education/seminars you offer?

they usually hold them in public place like Town Halls.if you visit a Town Hall - usually you'll be able to find info on upcoming foreclosures on bulletin boards - but the staff at the county office/town hall will have nothing to do with the process.Legal Notices are used to make sure that the auction is a public "hearing" so to speak.

In today's world where lenders are looking at past deals it could come back and bite you really badly.As the information was posted publicly assume there is a public record, stored on back up servers and other places.

Can a guy with no college education go from nothing to something investing in real estate?

The state requires you take a certain number of educational hours.

If you want more education on tax liens, I suggest you read up on it.

thanks - I am in the process of closing on a house and soon to get started on showing the house to the public for renting, soon I hope to earn a good income on the house more updates to come soon

I am a 51 year old educator from southern New Jersey, with a desire in becoming successful in REI, enough so to leave my current position in 4-5 years.On the advice of some of the forum "posters", I have read the "Rich Dad" series, and am looking to acquire one of the Carelton Sheets "No Down Payment" study guides, as well as continue to explore this site.