Hi everyone,What real estates school do you recommend for online class? 

My husband has some long service leave and needs a career break and before our children start school I figured one big learning curve with a potential for a payoff rather than a traditional holiday  would be a rather large adventure for us.

That's a pretty solid area both because it's Tosa for schools but also, you benefit from Enderis Park to the north.

Since the last oil crisis, Houston has done an outstanding job of diversifying...With high-tech, healthcare, and alternative energies booming, petroleum just doesn't have the effect on us that it did in the past...it's now a smaller piece of the pie that is Houston.Many locals remember the hard times in the '80s, and are fearful that they will return, but when you look at all that the area has to offer (booming industries, affordable housing, great schools, investment opportunities, friendly people, decent winters, etc.) you realize that Houston still has a lot going for it.And even if things were to cool off a bit, that's beneficial to investors, as it means less home ownership and more renters!

They live cash based lives so they carry no "credit history"; what they did in their financial past has little or no impact on their present or future.

I base it mostly on crime rates and school test scores

Steve Smith thanks for the encouragement and I have just finished real estate school and I go to take my exam next week

They will keep you accountable and you guys can make mistakes and learn together.Don't give up.I recommend Chicago Real Estate School, google them.  

@Ricardo Murph II: This will be one of my main concerns, going to school full time, working part time, & beginning to invest in real estate.  

Small twist...with a wife and toddler to support, a sizable mortgage and a hefty school loans, I have little to no capital to invest myself!