So many inspector aren't trained with the right skills and tools.

You should consider buying a good deal now and then renting it out until things get better.If you are new to investing you should get training before jumping in.

Hi, it's possible if you agreed verbally since phone conversation are recorded, they are not recorded for training purposes!

http://www.epa.gov/lead/pubs/renovation.htm#owners THE TRAINING CLASS ALONE DOES NOT CERTIFY YOU.

The information on this site would have cost me thousands of thousands of dollars in the form of books, seminars, and training programs.

Hi guys,I'm new to the Sandwich Lease Option investing, but have done a lot of research, training and am now ready to get out there and do my first deal...

I also read alot, and many REI books today are not filled with much valuable infomration, just enough motivational stuff for you to buy more books or 'training'.Richard's book seems to be on point with good and valuable informatoin.Full Disclosure: No financial ties to the author/publisher etc.

They figured it was MUCH less expensive for a one time stipend, than a lifelong freebie train that most likely continue to future generations of more of the same, imo. 3.

That first deal may have been the hardest one.In regards to your question, the suggestion that I keep hearing over and over is “Invest in yourself.†Decide to take some of your profit and invest it back into yourself through training.Take the time to research the training and trainers available out there and pick the one that suits you.

If you have damage to your house and I'm your insurance adjuster, I'm coming to your house with about $70,000 worth of training and experience of a couple thousand claims under my belt.