None of our licensing training, education, or testing, covers REI math.

I have been making my way through books and also I attended an all day 4 day boot camp training class about investing in Multi-Family real estate earlier this month.

You're going to want to make sure you have enough cash flow depth across your portfolio to handle ongoing smaller maintenance issues, and that you're reserving enough cash for the big stuff.

Generally I have found that if the action steps of any training are taken and followed to the T... the results will more than cover your investment in the program, add to your bag of useable knowledge, build your sphere of meaningful relationships and have a positive effect on your income... the key is implementation of the knowledge...

You need training and rock-solid paperwork.If you are doing this deal here in Georgia , I would urge you to:Learn what a local expert, like Dyches Boddiford, teaches about Sub2.

The second is that we have a Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) here.

Drama train arrived.  

It's best to train those wholesalers on what you do and how you do it so they can find you deals.

Would you guide an out of state investor to expect 15-20% ongoing as a buy and hold going forward?

The entire train is full and empties at South Station.