Very new investor in training here as well since may.

We do government contract and I did some 10 duplexes in one time a couple years ago.I don't plan on doing the construction itself, but would like to take the construction management in exchange of training.

I hear KW's training is pretty good.

@Dion DePaoliJust had a great idea, we can get train loads of worn out tires for almost nothing.Then we open a business giving seminars and boot camps on how to build houses with tires and concrete.

Even though I have no formal real estate training or experience.ThanksKevin

You will need to buy linens each year, replace damaged items like cookware, shower curtains, pillows, and occasionally big ticket items like couches and mattresses.

As an Agent, you have special training to get massive amounts of money in real estate.  

You can access the MLS and with a lot of these boards they provide free trainings that would help you tremendously especially when it comes to pulling your own comps.

@Ben Leybovich$50K ... we got folks here peddling similar stuff - ok, some if it as young as 35-40years - who think $85 - $100K/unit is reasonable.I'll just keep putting away capital waiting and patiently wait for the downhill train.

I attend training every chance I get and read others experiences in my free time.