Hi everyone, I am a young 21 yr old real estate investor from Bancroft ontario with great aspirations and goals for real estate.

Many residents, who originally chose their neighborhoods for the mix of single family homes, quiet streets and parking availability, are finding that recent developments are negatively impacting the quality of their communities.Source(s):Reviving the City of Aspiration – Center for Urban Future (http://nycfuture.org/images_pdfs/pdfs/CityOfAspiration.pdf)City to Middle Class: Just Not That Into You (http://observer.com/2009/02/city-to-middle-class-just-not-that-into-you/)

(awesome) and I aspire to repeat the same success as you my friend!!.  

Of course there are some simple explanations for this having to do with areas that first time buyers aspire to move to and they stretch themselves to get there.

Like who is really aspiring to become a birddog?

If your risk tolerance or personality does not fit a landlording mentality, then first decide whether the steps needed to be successful in business are your strengths before deciding to spend any money with aspirations of being a successful flipper, rehabber or papa murphys franchisee.Learn first about being a business man/woman first, then make decisions based on your expertise's to decide what business you want to be in before taking the steps.Good luck in your next venture.Mike[i]Steady Plodding brings prosperity, hasty speculation brings poverty...To be a successful investor, you must spend less than you make and then save and invest the rest for a long long time.

I have goals & aspirations.

As far as peers, even at 34 I still find it hard to find others of my similar age that share in my drive and aspirations, especially living in a smaller city (less than 50,000 people).

It's great to have another aspiring investor here.

This is an invaluable resource for aspiring investors.