I really think this is the best "trick"out there.Quick story: I have a real estate student that took my RE course, and she is a school teacher.

Realtors, doctors, athletes, teachers, limo drivers, governments, lawyers, pharmacists, police, actors, etc. 

Let's say you are a teacher that makes $35k a year and your take-home pay is $28k and you are living fine off of that then you take that number divide it by 12 month and that would be the monthly net income you would need to live off of so in my made-up example $2,333/month.

School of hard knocks is a great teacher.

I have found that experience is often one of the best teachers, and a good mentor can help you learn from both their successes and their failures. 

I have been a teacher here for the last 6 years and recently became interested in investing.

Phil is an amazing teacher and has a bunch of free content on his YouTube channel, but I wouldn't take any sort of apprentice type program from anyone, especially with those sort of terms.

Ex-marine. works as a school teacher in MD.

-Seller's cousin, sister, neighbor, kids and their high school history teacher all find out that the seller is "being taken advantage of and having their property stolen by a sleazy real estate investor."

I really just needed better mentorship (google-ing it is not the best teacher sometimes).