My suggestion - better in time and effort, and money (through the mistakes you going to make), than paying a guru.Between BP and books and all the other podcasts and blogs available for free, you shouldn't need any paid training - don't fall for that.

However, I m finding my unhappiness at work is fueling my drive to push thru with real estate.I m not at a position to go full-time just yet, so when I m exhausted and unmotivated the first thing I think about quitting is my real estate education or training, until something crazy happens at work😂.

That’s correct @Kobe Xin-  eXp also excepts part-time agents and utilizes a cloud-based office which means you can access it anytime and attend recorded trainings at your convenience.  

Do you need training, does the main office train, or only teams?

As a few hairs over novice in the REI world, I always pursue my passion as it is my first day at mini training camp; hardworking, engaging with my superiors, executing at highest level, not afraid to fail.

As a few hairs over novice in the REI world, I always pursue my passion as it is my first day at mini training camp; hardworking, engaging with my superiors, executing at highest level, not afraid to fail.

Also, they will only be as effective as you have trained them.

That is the same strategy I have used to build a $4MM real estate investment company here in Fall River and we still stick to that principle of a 2 units to pay the bills and the third unit is cashflow model.If you have any questions about investing in Fall River feel free to join one of my free Saturday morning trainings to help local investors become millionaires!

Just need a cheap tester to see if power is there and you can easily diagnose issues by process of elimination. ( And no I didn't replace my electrician after he trained me it was another friend of mine).

Remember in every transaction either you are training your tenant or they are training you.