@Glen Thomas Corder Congratulations on your successful pursuit of a career in Real Estate!!!

This strategy is completely passive and leaves us with all of our free time for other pursuits.

Yup real estate has risks.. and for sure self promotion is alive and well with blogs and BP posts etc etc.its pretty easy on BP to tell who are on here ONLY for building business.. these folks tend to only post on the subject that is the core of their business pursuits.. 

In my pursuit to find a private money leader to finance a duplex under 65k I came across a thread here on bigger pockets suggesting I try rescomm investors.

@Andres Prince - Cash flow is great to keep the lights on and fund your pursuit of other deals, however 100K can go a long way towards a larger purpose. 

It is an immeasurable privilege to help, treat, and build relationships with patients in the pursuit of relieving suffering and improving their quality of life to the best of my ability.Best wishes to everyone.

In pursuit and through the closing of our first deal, it became apparent this structure was not working.  

I've been loosely exploring real estate for a while, more recently taking my education and pursuit of it more seriously with a few recent life developments.

Please note that there is plenty of opportunity out there and if you try to do it all, you may very well end up scattered & eventually burned out.There's an awesome book/philosophy out there called Essentialism: The disciplined pursuit of less (versus the undisciplined pursuit of more) by Greg McKeown.I personally only invest in Self Storage. 

Not buying a deal won't sink you but being unprepared can (or at least discourage you in this pursuit).Certainly if you're able to find someone to gift you money or be the bank for rehab costs or partner with you that changes things.