Like riding a bike with training wheels!

ALL homebuyers purchasing a 2- to 4 family property with financing provided by MassHousing or insured by MassHousing’s Mortgage Insurance Fund are required to complete a landlord education curriculum either included in the homebuyer education program or offered as a separate homebuyer training.

Meaning, if this is a first house, it doesn't seem like a bad deal to get your feet wet and start the momentum train towards your real estate empire, assuming buy and hold and rent is your strategy.I'm looking for my first house, and that's the best cash flow I've seen for the deals that I've analyzed.  

If you want a little more advanced training and don’t mind paying a higher percentage of your sales, I would recommend KellerWilliams.

Brandon mentioned a screen recording extension about a year or so ago on the podcast for recording training manuals/procedures.

He touched on the importance of training tenants.

Turns out the realtor has a family member looking to sell a small 5 unit park that is lot rent only with no PHOs (think training wheels for me)in another Western Colorado Town.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

Street parking was getting pretty tight as most houses don't have dedicated parking spots - lots of double parking on those narrow streets, so anything with alley access for off street parking or a garage would be appealing.Another thing to note, the train is quite active right by there but isn't terribly obnoxious noise & vibration wise.

I was trained to operate nuclear reactors for the US Navy.