I rent to tenants with a well-trained family dog, breed restrictions according to insurance and area, no weight limit, and must be clearly well-behaved, non-aggressive animal or they aren't moving in.

Still not knowing what was going on, I rode a silent but packed train from the airport towards downtown.

'20 years specialty construction experience.' 

Many of the concepts translate right over, but my brokerage provides such a wealth of systems and training on residential RE that I think I will keep drinking from the firehose for a while.

I am not talking about the legalities of it all, simply the "market, lead gen, qualify individuals, and put into contract" part of it more or less.To the real estate agents who also wholesale...would you say that the training you received from being an agent helped out your wholesaling business? 

I love real estate, customizing diesel trucks, and home building.I enjoy weigh training, hiking high altitudes, camping, riding quads and Harleys, and racing RC trucks with my boys. 

The reason I mention this is because you are in essence training your tenant by how you respond when they do not follow the terms of the rental agreement which they have signed.We too require tenants to pay for certain utilities and to have those utilities in their names.

this was from a landlord training here in Allentown I took just last month!

If you have any information on potential internships or training services, it would be appreciated if you could inform me.

Don't spend that much money on more training.