I respect your comments and know that you are educated from what I have read.

Very involved with good educational groups, workshops and opportunities in the area.

Your experience as a real estate agent will be a great education and learning experience.

Bigger Pockets has helped tremendously and I’m glad I can now confidently call myself an educated landlord.

He has the cash and I have basic real estate education but no experience nor much cash (for now).

I failed countless times trying to find a deal.I went at this full time when I turned 22 this year after gaining a lot more education and finishing college.

I am definitely trying to learn the process to avoid a hugely expensive education due to poor due diligence.

One thing that made me feel as though I was on the right track in my education as many of the terms and concepts he mentioned were completely familiar to me. 

She said, she thought that it would be nice to have a license because she's dealing with real estate and at that time, she was thinking that she would look more reliable since she has a license and the education, but she said -she then realized that if let's say she bought a home for a wholesale price (w/c means it was about 20% below market value).

I started with a big company where the the education and training was top notch.