We have training offered by the local Board of realtors which assists us with the process and how best to proceed with or clients.

For example, you see a bunch of model trains throughout the house, start asking what the trains are about, or are you an engineer or tell a story about yourself if you can relate in a way.Remember, as much as it is about the property, it is also about them.

I've been away because of many things, i.e. looking for propety in Jersey (will live in, then rent out) and starting an ecommerce business...www.flipflopsnshades.com (shameless plug for those of you who wear flip flops and sunglasses).Anyway, my wife and I went to the infamous Rich Dad/Poor Dad 3-day training seminar in New York this past weekend.

Tracy Caywood has a full automation training for an entire real estate (wholesaling) business.

There are other associations that have certificates or training programs where you can earn designations and further your education if you want to better understand commercial but none of them are required by the state.

If you plan to hold the home for a while then install a really good disposal and train your tenants how to use it.Best to you

Good luck and let me know if you have any questions with life in the AF after training!

Is there a book I can reference when training a property locator.

I'll be traveling for work (wound care training for nursing).

I live in Madison Wisconsin and I was wondering if anyone could suggest a good realtor that is good to start with and that offers great training and skills.