My main goal right now is to learn the business, I’m not sure which of these two would be a better on the job training/experience for me.

Now I need live training to assist an investor as I learn.

If you are ready to learn from the people around you and work hard, I would suggest not shelling out 20k on the real estate training courses out there.

If you don't know what notes are or want to do the work yourself, I highly recommend signing up on their web sites for free training.

Best training and hands-on learning through team environments.

She has done over 300 properties in her investing career, but the best reason I recommend her is she provides lots of training for investors at any experience level at very inexpensive prices.

Both of my partners are inspiring and motivational gentlemen and we have fired each other up and I want to get this REI train back on track and running hot! 

Not to mention that jumping on a moving train gets you closer to your destination, sooner, than boarding a stopped train that is broken down and undergoing repairs.

My opinion is that most agent "certifications" are a waste of time for the agent & an additional profit center for the training companies & Board of Realtors.Finding investment knowledgeable agents can be a challenge.  

One of the students that I’m training brought me a deal.