If the above is addressed and you find that is not what they meant, I would still have issues with their failure to do simple math to calculate the loan amount.

If you are someone who is actively and successfully investing in real estate and wouldn't mind sharing stories, history, information, success and failures with, I would be highly appreciated to hear from you.

I don't want to make the same mistakes I made before, so I am going to do it right this time, from the lesson I have learned in the pass.I believe the right way of doing it, is to learn from others (as from a Mentor), either through doing your own research (Books and CD's) learning from the accomplishment or failures of others.

It  might just be a failure of imagination on my part, but I can't see it:) 

All the best and remember, the only failure would be not getting back up.

The best teacher in RE investing is your past failures.

TRIC along with initiatives by EDAWN and UNR conintue to move companies to Northern Nevada, Reno and surrounding areasUSA Parkway will connect to US 50 by the end of the yearHousing is in sort supply in both rental and purchase markets in all but the upper end price rangeThe southeast connector is scheduled for completion by the end of the yearLending is now much more rational than in the 2000's, reducing the risk of catastrophic failures we saw before.  

It's pretty much a policy we keep in place in case of multiple failures of expensive systems. 

It's tough to quantify, but there is a huge failure rate for aspiring wholesalers.

As Larry said ambition and motivation account for very little without grinding out long hours of hard work, at least to start.Almost all failure, at least in the States, can be traced to unwillingness to work hard on your well-defined goals.