One thing I've noticed is that it seems on every corner of my town (Phoenix, AZ) there are signs that read something like "Real estate investor seeks trainee, earn while you learn, unlimited income, starting at $120K a year".

I’m looking for a cold call training for my new trainees.

They may be a real estate investment company that needs a trainee or something?

Of course being where I'm at, and being eager for the experience, It would even benefit me to assist said landlord as a handyman/groundskeeper/property management assistant/trainee/intern/helper-person-guy to any adjacent or local properties as well.   

The mistake most REI "trainees" make, is they assume that once they attend one of these teaching sessions, they can walk out the door and start doing it.  

Someone has posted whether or not they should pay $25k to be in their super duper special trainee program.

. $670 monthly is a bit of money, my concern would be that even if the coach is legit and the training adequate or better, unless the trainee has the determination, desire, and ability to follow through to the end, he/she will likely still fail.So a better question is, are you 100% sure u have these traits and desires?

Hard to imagine that a good investor would have to find or even seek a trainee.

It allowed appraiser trainees to easily complete reports and fill in the blanks.  

Business Management and Marketing are rather broad and general majors based on my experience and if you stay with them, you may end up with a $35k job out of school, or working one of the "Management Trainee" programs at say Enterprise, that have a high failure rate.My path was Accounting, and it's provided me a salary in my first 10 years that has allowed me to save up for down payments on properties, as well as easily qualify for loans w/ my steady salary.