Lol My oldest just got his learners license, but I am scared to let him drive because as soon as you leave our subdivision you're on a major highway!

Strive to be an eternal learner, but not an eternal procrastinator 3.

They also have the book combined with a video course if you'r more of a visual learner.  

Hello all, I'm brand new to the game and excited to get the snowball rolling! Im about to finish up my BS degree at Weber State. I have an extensive background in construction, both commercial and residential, new hom...

I am an avid learner.

I'm a big hands on learner, so although I receive valuable information from the sources mentioned above, I will not fully grasp the concept until I actually try it, but i'm hesitant of doing it alone. 

I am reading the material here , and also some books and webinars from various places I don't want to be stuck in the learner's stage forever and already eager to find my first deal.MY questions is, what do you think is the absolutely  set  of fundamental  concepts and material that a beginner investor must know before he should leave the 'learning phase'thanks!

I have a flexible schedule, am a very fast learner, have a good amount of capital to invest, excellent credit, a high risk tolerance, and am willing to get my hands dirty. 

I am new to the game but I am a fast learner that implements action.

I'm a very fast learner when in the field.I have two brothers back in my hometown(Chicago) who are inexperienced in RE investing, but have some capital to work with.