I've invested many, many thousands in my own training and don't believe a money-making education ought to be free, however there are lots of dream merchants who can tell you all you'd ever want to know about credit card merchant accounts but NOT about a deal they've done in the last six months.

im just starting out in REI and I would like a mentor to get my foot in the door..I know that education is key so im trying to build up some capital to get some more training ...I can read books all day but having some hands on experience would help tremendously...I believe wholesaling would be my 1st endeavor since I do I a flip so to speak.. im also looking some investors that do wholesale deals ....just tell me what u are looking for a I will find it for you...im in the NJ area...and there is alot of opportunity out here , I just have to know how to structure the deals ....so please any input would help, thanks so much..

Btw, we train our tenants well and move quickly to correct any lease violations.

A mentor sounds like a great idea for the hands on training but can it be done with out one?

Respects their privacy and trains them to be a good tenant.

Again, they are well trained & my husband or I would go out with them.

Landlords being trained on this is a good thing.

I couldn't get all the details this afternoon as I was attending a training event so I got some quick notes from her and then posted what she had told me.

Of course, there is much more that could be said about long-tail events and Black Swans.Your response may well be that you make smart decisions, get training and seek to understand the basics so as to lower your risk.

Service dogs receive extensive training.