I've spoken with these guys twice, after calling ads saying "Investor seeks trainee" or whatever.  

Does anyone know of a home flipper who needs a drivenm young apprentice?

Julien,A certified residential appraiser needs to take a bunch of hours of licensing education, work as an appraiser trainee for a period of three years, and possess at least a bachelors degree.

I'm still a trainee with the long term goal of getting my Certified General license within the next year and a half.I want to eventually use my appraising experience to breakthrough into the investment world.

I recently started working as a trainee appraiser in the Annapolis area and hope this will open up many doors for my investment career down the road.

From my research I understand you have to become a trainee first - I'm fine with this.

I will also do what you have ask of your trainee u mentioned in this post, but if there's anything else I can do for you, just let me know.

I am reaching out today because I am currently a commercial real estate appraiser trainee looking for a career shift.I am interested in obtaining an assistant property manager or leasing position in the NYC market.While applying for positions, ive noticed many companies require Argus and Yardi proficiency.

I've asked three separate times in the last couple of weeks to be taken off their calling list.Unfortunately, each one of the million reps this company has maintains their own leads and calling list, so I guess I just have to suffer through another 999,997 calls for these folks to leave me alone.First of all, it's obvious that all of these jokers sat in the same room and were told the exact same thing, because these trainees all have the exact same script, start off their phone calls the exact same way and have the exact same technique:1. 

In our area realtors, flippers haver disappeared since industry pays up to 6 figures as a trainee in high tech.