The instructor asked us to raise our credit card limits to buy more "training".http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2016/10/26/buyers-claim-flip-or-flop-stars-classes-misleading.html

v=e-LS0o4-krI&list=P...BUT...im studying for the real estate license, and my instructor is literally screaming at me in all caps for over asking this...saying it is breaking the law..if someone unlicensed is compensated in any way...from a buyer...and then DPBR sent my this link to help me:    scroll to relevant...needs a license http://www.myfloridalicense.com/dbpr/pro/division/...

Mine was similar except that my instructor told us up front in his introduction - I'm a fulltime wholesaler & do several flips a year.

So…..I’m a college and university instructor in the areas of Business Administration and Management/Supervisory Development.

He was an instructor for a class geared toward studying to pass the state exam (Not investing).

He spent time here many, many years ago as an instructor at the Ranger camp and Riverside Military Academy.

The owner/instructor of where I did my coursework for my REL many years back said something that stuck with me and I wanted to get feedback and clarification or see what people feel about the situation.

There is a RE instructor, Dyches Boddiford who teaches how to be a hard money lender.

I took a course last year and was working with the instructors while trying to complete my first deal, but I recently contacted them but have not received a response and I don't want to lose this deal, so I'm seeking help for anyone who's willing to assist me.

In a recent real estate class the instructor said a doctor signed off on a pony as a service animal.