I have always had a passion for the investments side and have tried to make that my focus along the way. 

I'm passionate about helping other investors find and analyze deals at any level and price point.

Let's just go with it's a passion. 

I also know I should probably start with a different strategy but I feel passionate about helping good people out of the mess of the foreclosure process.

As my wife and I explore real estate investing and try to put our passions into action, I sometimes feel discouraged and as though there is a large veil between me and my goals that I just can't break through...

I work in tech and have a great job but want to move into passion areas (writing fiction), hence the desire to build passive income. 

Looks more to me like either bad advice or not listening to good advise wrt developer. passion aboItbteal estate does not ewual develIoer skill.

Wow 6 Pages about a $2 adjustment on almost three-quarters of a million dollar purchase price.You would think that it was a discussion about Real Estate Commission Rebates.Okay you have one out of 50 and he even noted at the end of his post the issues with not rounding.What's interesting is to see how much passion there is from the "resistance" with thier refusal to take such a simple common sense action of Rounding a measly $2 to help ensure the borrower has a smoother loan process.All these so-called experts that haven't a clue about the behind the scenes inner workings of the mortgage process  but are so quick to post their comments about a topic which they are completely oblivious to.But this is not for them it's for the common sense BP investors who will read this topic and will be rounding up or down for now on.

I have a passion for business and entrepreneurship and I'm interested in real estate investing. 

Be passionate about what you do.