Choose wisely.Lastly, work with someone who has the heart of a teacher, not that of a salesman.

He knows how to do it all and will show me so I will have a good teacher.

As a full-time public school teacher, I only had about 11 weeks during the Summer I could really dedicate to building a real estate business.  

Ultimate goal is to go from being a student of the game to eventually becoming a teacher. 

The difference isn't that everybody is perfect, far from it, the difference is that the teachers can discipline when it's appropriate.

Frank will be the best teacher you’ll ever encounter.

(Real estate and Farm) I was a CT teacher for 4 years before taking the jump into full time real estate investing.

I also like that it is a good entry point for a teacher like myself who is just starting out and doesn't have a ton of capital to invest.My plan is to either buy/renovate with cash (either private or hard money), furnish it and rent it out via Airbnb/VRBO and fall back to LTR if the STR market doesn't pan out.Does anyone have experience in the Columbus, GA market?

However, right now, I am a team of one (plus an agent and am working on nailing down hard money lending options, a CPA, and attorney).I am looking for realistic projections for:  Net income per flip my first and second years  How long each flip will take the first and second years  Time investment required first year and second year- Background & Education: I'm a high school science and engineering teacher.

Does anyone have any information on a real estate coach/teacher named Paul McGraw out of Utah?