A good broker in IN if you get licensed can teach you a lot but some brokers don't want to teach you anything,  I got a flat salary when I first started with a real estate investment company interviewing sellers and go flat salary for $500 a week working seven days a week eight hours a dayI learn more by talking to Sellars then with any book or blogBut my boss had done thousands deals and knew how to talk to attorneys and agentsGet licensed and learn how to list houses and learn basic financing

I'm pretty good with technology but the program I have isn't something I could self teach.  

If not joe mccall course can anyone recommend anything else that will teach me this strategy?

That strategy works...I know this first hand, and I teach it as one of many ways to do REI.

Investor, whole-seller, flipper or landlord, anyone who could teach me the business would be my first call when I do get a good deal one day in the future. 

Is there anyone in here who is doing this, if so can you virtually mentor me and teach me this process.

Keywords won't teach you anything about deal making. 

I'm self teaching myself now.  

I'm self teaching myself now.  

But gurus don't teach that I guess.Again, the problem is that new investors don't learn the basics of real estate, they dive into gimmicks, strategies and methods of how to make money then try to figure out why things don't work out for them.