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Kenneth B.
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How long are you a newbie?

Kenneth B.
  • Chester, NJ
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As I was going through my alerts today I began wondering, at what point are you no longer a newbie? I tried to search this and nothing came up. Thanks in advance.

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Siye Baker
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Siye Baker
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1) When you can draw from past transactions to project the success of ongoing projects.

2) When you can confidently go into a transaction when 9 other ppl  (not involved in RE) are telling you that you are crazy.

That is where I will consider myself a full fledged "investor" by all rights :)

Sebastian

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