Some of my most successful clients have done exactly as you described they had a JOB with a REIT or developer and learned their craft before launching out.Trying to get this type of education paying  companies that just sell short term training is very hit and miss. 

There is language in the lease saying that if we move out before July 23rd we forfeit the deposit and are subject to "recovery by the landlord of other damages allowable by law".

I am an Investment Advisor looking to get into multifamily through syndication (in the beginning stages of research and learning).

I mean this thing is getting ready to blast off and I'm still learning what shape blocks go in which shaped holes!!

I'm seeking insights and guidance from professionals with expertise in residential development.I'm looking to understand the essential evaluation parameters for residential development opportunities and learn about efficient quick & dirty underwriting.If you have relevant experience or knowledge, please reach out.

Please feel free to ask me any additional questions, I'm happy to share what I've learned.  

My goal is to learn as much as possible while also being able to provide value to others.

When things went wrong around the house, I learned how to fix them.

For people who want to learn how to buy and run properties, I have personally seen Lifestyles employees go on site to evaluate a potential purchase with a prospective member buyer.

It's a world of continuous learning where networking plays a crucial role.