I cannot speak to the quality of the coaches but the sales staff seamed well trained.

Also, their training videos are pretty good as well.

They can give you a ballpark idea of expected rehab costs per unit for both interiors and exteriors, which helps you budget not just for ongoing expenses but also for potential capital improvements down the road

Heck they say, they'll even find someone less trained than you to lend you the money for the real estate agent costs and for closing . . . for a fee of course. 

Don't pay for any training. 

Nutley you will get great appreciation, but rental rates don't scale at the same level as value.I would avoid Essex because of the high taxes and really, Essex is out of most people's price ranges unless you try to sneak near the train in Orange.

Ongoing capital expenditures are necessary to remain competitive, especially as guest expectations evolve.Note: This information is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, tax, financial, or investment advice.

Although, I wouldn't recommend using QBO for someone who is doing it themselves unless you have training on how to do it properly, since it's not set up for REI from the get-go. 

Certification is very straightforward and most of NARR's affiliates offer free training.3.

I know there are people on line with videos and training, etc. but there’s no guarantee they are actually doing what they talk about.