Elle McGhee discusses why classroom real estate education fails and why you need to see actual properties. She invites learners to join on-site walkthroughs where concepts like square footage and drywall make sense in person, not in theory.
Hey, this class boring as I want to go into the field and learn about real estate. I don't want to learn any money. You want to be hoops on the ground. I don't want to go in person. I'm tired. I got learned this field.
That's what I was trying to tell them. You got to be in person. You got to be on the field. You got to see it live. So listen, join me pull up on me next Thursday and I'll take you on site.
Next Thursday? That's what we should look at? Yes, because one thing that always confused me confused about like the square footage and understanding how I mean drywalling, renovation, like all that shit. I'm a physical learner, so I gotta be there. We gonna be able to look at it and you gonna be able to see it.
Listen, man, I break it down so that a kid can understand. That's why people love joining the community. I keep it real about real estate. You won't be confused after you, after you come on site.
Trust me. Everybody say that. I hope it's like that. I'll be there. I can't— I can't, man.
It's your plan.
