Hi Chinmay,Not to keep the negative going, but even if you say you don't need to be paid a penny, any company that you want to join and expect to invest in you by teaching the business, won't want to do it. 

Calvin is a valuable member of these forums and him leaving would be a net negative in my opinion.

Learn about how money works in REI, and that will teach you how to use the strategy that works best for a particular property. 

The money saved on doing the work ourselfs was a big help for a first time deal, and the experience you get along the way is extremely valuable.

Installing a dedicated EV outlet in the garage may be worth the investment, as it adds a valuable and increasingly sought-after amenity with the rise of electric vehicles.

The money saved on doing the work ourselfs was a big help for a first time deal, and the experience you get along the way is extremely valuable.

The course work is easy but really doesn't teach you anything practical about investing, or even really about buying and selling real estate for clients. 

I’ve been in the financial planning industry for nearly 13 years, hold a Master’s in Advanced Financial Life Planning, I’m a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™, and I also teach these concepts to aspiring CFPs and graduate students at Golden Gate University.

I also want to get better at networking and learn how to find investors who are willing to teach or let me observe what they do.

This platform offers a fantastic opportunity to network and forge valuable connections.