The underwriter and the loan officer all use the same set of training guidelines and reference matrix sheets for the most part. 

I did expense thousand of dollars on the various platforms to get trained.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

I did expense thousand of dollars on the various platforms to get trained.

@Jon Blackburn I have been using Buildium with all of my tenants for years.Their tenant portal is easy to work with and even with people who are completely against using co.puters for anything they have been paying online long before covid.Its just a matter of taking the time to train them one on one and you can even setup the automatic deposit feature for them.Online payments have been around for a long time and if you want a good book that is slightly outdated you can check out landlording on autopilot.In that book he talks about his training of tenants away from cash only and moving to check only.

Would love any type of guidance on this...As I am thinking about purchasing some training on doing Lease option deals.

It was Virtual Assistant after Virtual Assistant...I talked to so many people and answered the same questions over and over and guess how many people called me back from all those calls...which I think was 60-80....about 3.Side Note in Virtual Assistants:Quick Point...if you have a VA then train them.

So far, Keller Williams has been recommended due to their strong training program.

OK, I absolutely detest wholesalers, but 99% of those training classes are worthless unless you need rah-rah to get you going the first week or two.Much better to learn empirically.

There's a million "land coaches" and training programs out there but none of which feel like they've really scaled things besides just adding some efficiency but still working in the business to a very significant extent.