class?

:Current Job: Loan Officer Assistant - Currently in courses/classes to obtain my license to become a license Loan Officer.

I can learn by myself by watching youtubes videos and reading books, and can work undersome experience Inspector for some time for practical experience(40 hours are mandatory), but not sure if that is an option for me, or theory classes(140 hours) is also mandatory to take under some institution.Thanks

I dont think this is the thing to do as age is a protected class.

You have no idea how much it pains me to defend brokers as a homogenous class. 

I started my investing career in California, but the prices kept shooting up higher and I started to look elsewhere and stumbled upon Cleveland.I started out with 3 duplexes in B class areas and then worked my way up to about 70 units now in 3.5 years.I can just tell you from experience, it's scary as hell buying stuff out of state in the begging, but once you get over that first one it's no big deal.

So it could be greatly beneficial to the low income buildings/owners but at the cost to the middle class.

In looking at what the effort will be, we aren’t sure if we will need to pay for a class or do more research independently which has sort of halted us in taking action.

Take their class on property management.

Pick a solid B-Class suburban area.