When I was teaching English in Korea, I had 10 minutes between class, and I would try to click on the latest email notification.

Option 1: Start with a brokerage that may give you leads but take more of a % from you because they do provide you with the leads or; Option 2: Start with a brokerage who will give you the education and training to teach you how to do the work yourself.Me personally, I decided with the brokerage who will teach me how to fish that way I wont need you to feed me and I can go out into the world fully equip to gather my own fish. 

They do not teach real estate and they usually teach only those aspects that relate to the moment, to the transaction, not the underlying methodology that allows you to understand what is really going on.

He could teach you a thing or two. 

What style of investing are you most interested in?

Welcome to Bigger PocketsThis website will definately teach you everything you need to know about real estate and real estate investingI created a link a while back for real estate investors.  

I was introduced to biggerpockets by a webinar offered to me by @Brandon to teach me how to invest in real estate while working a full time job.  

Not to criticize, but rather to teach, I would have taken a look at the deferred maintenance and calculated what would need to be done in the next 3-5 years.

So even though I've been on the site for a while and read a LOT on the subject for a couple of years, I just recently took action and I am about to close on two rentals later this month.I'm looking for investors of all type but specifically people that are active and willing to teach in the following: Buy and hold, flipping, mobile homes.Thank you and if I can be of some help to anyone here please let me know.RJ.

@rob groveWelcome to bp, mnreia will be a good bet to teach you the basics on wholesaling and how to get started.