As a new investor, you have to relentlessly pursue  opportunities.

Be relentless.

Now it's time to take action...and start the process toward your real estate success.My career began in 2002, along with my twin brother @Chris Edwards, and it has taken a blend of relentless effort, reading, studying, asking questions, seeking mentors, late nights...and plenty of good old fashioned hard work and much much more -- that's been the key.

I don't have any experience other than the sale of my home, but I have a relentless personality and love to learn.

Plan, research, find niche, and attack relentlessly.

Be relentless but remember : DO YOUR DO DILIGENCE PLEASE!!!!!!

I'm very new to this industry and as I learn, grow, and become successful, it all goes back to the creative real estate investing platform.I am relentless, focused, and motivated to be in a position to learn all there is to learn. 

The same wholesaling bandit signs I saw 2 years ago I don’t see any more but for a hot 6-8 months we were competing for the same corners.Which brings me to my last point…you have to not quit.You have to be ruthless and relentless in your wholesaling endeavors and you WILL close deals.

However, my real estate business partner and (conveniently) twin brother @Clay Manship learned at a very young age that opportunities tend to present themselves to those whom relentlessly pursue them.

I think there are some great opportunities to automate most of the maintenance requests through digital tools (submission forms) that would minimize relentless phone calls.