Hi everyone, I'm an aspiring investor, living in San Francisco (arguably the most expensive real estate market in the US).

Hello All!I'm currently a junior in college looking to begin learning and investing in real estate. I have had some experience working with real estate during high school where I would help my grandparents buy and fli...

I am an aspiring entrepreneur in real estate.

Becoming a broker is not a necessity, but definitely an advantage to your real estate investing aspirations.

Here are some ways in which this habit can be beneficial:Clarity and Focus: Visualizing your future state helps bring clarity and focus to your goals and aspirations.

A mil in the bank is what a lot on here aspire to have.I'd start with why.

Every young aspiring entrepreneur should get a job in direct sales right out of high school, and learn to sell.

Technician, manager and  entrepreneur.

Cons:-Every late night guru tells all their aspiring real estate investor/wholesaler wannabes to market to these owners, so they are constantly bombarded with marketing-If you arent doing a search to find out if they own multiple properties you could be mailing to another investor—there are several investors here on BP that have talked about the hundreds of postcards, letters and phone calls they get on properties they would never sell at a discount-If the owner doesnt have someone locally who can give you access, getting in to see these properties can be difficult.

I enjoy the Pcars for now...of course, with escalating aspirations.