If you're like me, and you can just read the material, study on your own, and take a test on it, then I think preschools is the way to go.

After studying for a while, I am ready to invest and looking to buy and hold.My thought is to start with a condo, with reasonable HOAs and a well managed association and then move to a three flat or other multi unit property.

I've been studying the basics and have been thinking on how to make my first move.

When you are a grad student or a medical student you need peace to be able to study and a lack of roommate drama may be appealing.  

Most of us are not in the career we studied in school.

It is time to introduce myself.About me: I am an architect from Buenos Aires, Argentina, and I studied at the University of Buenos Aires, School of Architecture, Design and Urbanism.

Behavioral studies show that about 65 to 70 percent of human motivation comes from avoiding negative consequences, while only 30 to 35 percent comes from seeking positive outcomes.

thank you Mark Nolan Yea I'm new to this 24 years old havet sold or made a purchase yet not going to lie don't have the liquid but am still just learning first I want to learn and study about real estate before any transactions if any helpful info anyone has for a new young man on his own learning on his own I would greatly appreciate it thanks again 

I don't think your lack of profit from the stock market directly translates to real estate, but I would be sure you study up and know what you're getting into.As for a course of study, I would start with the early podcasts available in the education tab.

On Flips you will make a tremendous amount of money if you do them right:Make full profit disclosuresUse a Skinny contract of saleHave a long study periodGet right of possessionCreate some contract "candy".