He founded the Marshall Reddick Real Estate Network(MRREN) which has the main goal of teaching the middle class citizens to become successful and informed investors in the real estate. The real estate is along term investment which has the potential of enabling the investor realize very great returns of investment. There are however some risks that are associated with real estate investments.

Despite the wide knowledge that the real estate investment can help the investor realize high profits, very many people fear investing in it.  The Marshall Reddick Real Estate Network aims at teaching the members so that they can get the real insight of the industry.  It provides affordable and outstanding resources and training seminars.  Marshall Reddick has recorded great success in motivating people move past the fears of purchasing quality rental properties in the United States growth markets.

At the moment, over 50,000 people have been guided by the Marshall Reddick Real Estate Network to purchase property and then join the club of the people who have discovered the real estate as the best means of attaining long term financial freedom.  Marshall Reddick has received various awards because of his outstanding contributions and honors.  While at the University of California – Los Angeles he founded the university’s Entrepreneurship programs. He also chaired the continuing education programs on real estate at the university for more than twenty years.

In 1978, Marshall Reddick purchased his very first rental property and from then he has initiated various programs and initiatives of educating members of the public to invest in the real estate.  He has taught in various seminars on real estate in various universities and colleges in the California state.  He has also set up various real estate clubs especially in the west coast of the state all the way from San Diego to San Francisco.  Being a licensed broker in the real estate, Marshall Reddick has taught various courses for the real estate department of California and also for the National Homebuilders’ Association. He is also an ardent contributor of the Creative Real Estate magazine.