Or at least that is the belief o lenders.

I did have to save money and there was a measure of self-education, but I wouldn't really consider it a struggle.once I got started, I discovered that my real struggle was trying to overcome my limiting beliefs.

To me to really get started is to believe in yourself and have the belief that you can make anything happen and Rich Dad Poor Dad gave me that.

., overweighted in stocks, not enough income generating investments, etc).If you decide to go the passive route, my belief is that you need to vet the sponsor running the deal first, then the market the deal is in and then the deal itself. 

It's our belief that one of the larger risk factors is if a REIT or regional player drops a 70k-200k sqft facility down the street.

It is my belief that if you plan to hold at least 10 years that even a less than optimal San Diego buy n hold will be better than renting.  

Then I started cold calling and realized it was a limiting belief.

My personal belief the exterior door being placed at the sunroom entrance is pointless sense the bad guys could just break the glass from the sun room to gain entry.

I strongly feel my dedication to helping others and my strong ethical and moral beliefs would allow me to become a great wholesaler with some advice and experience.

Starting with books like "The Business of Belief" by Tom Asacker and "Money: Master the Game" by Tony Robbins, the snowball effect quickly took over, turning into well over 100 books/audiobooks and thousands of podcasts.