Neal,  An educated professional does not have all the answers. he know how or where to get them.

The benefit from networking  and education derived from membership is invaluable.

I'd like to get involved in the real estate investing industry and have been reading, listening to podcasts, and educating myself.Right now I am trying to find a full time job in a position that will give me some experience I can use to help kick start my own real estate investments (interested in rehabbing).

Before you spend any money on education, go to these meetings and talk, talk, talk to the people who are doing the strategies you want to employ.

I have been reading and educating myself about the field of RE Investing.

This is my first post and I look forward to the help that this great community provides.I'm in the process of forming a partnership with two to three individuals to flip houses and need an experienced attorney to help create a fair and comprehensive contract. 

I am currently enrolled at a community college and planning to expand my education further in sales/marketing at a university.

I don't know if WA would require I do, but better I know before I jump out and get into a miserable penalty game.Before I can do an investment deal, I need some more education.

Hi,My continued education is taking me to attend this 3 hour conference by the US tax lien association in Houston this coming Saturday.Hoping to meet anyone like me who is looking to learn and who I can "hold hands with" to learn together?

It make sense , but not sure.Anyways will continue to read/educate myself and really glad to be a part of a great investment community.Best RegardsBijish