I am eager and a very fast learner.

Be a person of integrity, be kind to yourself and others, take care of your body (it's the only one you have), be a lifetime learner, set goals, stay the course, adjust to new circumstances, work smart, save more than you spend, don't hold consumer debt (pay off bills every month), build your credit worthiness, maintain a stellar credit score, nurture relationships with others, keep faith in God, believe in yourself, be a positive person, give back to the community with your time, talent, and treasure.

I've never been a good "online course" learner but this helped me out during a time when I was injured. 

I'm a quick learner, extremely hard working, I'm available 24/7 (except tomorrow at 11:30am, I have an appointment) and I'm really driven especially when it comes to anything that has to do with real estate. 

Ideally i'd like to partner up with a seasoned mentor living in Toronto for my first few deals but i'm a self learner so if that doesn't happen i'll soak up all the knowledge i can from BP and figure it out :)Hope to be making meaningful and fruitful connections on this site.Happy Friday!

I love listening to Michael, but the guys here on BP have the experience and resources to get this topic down to us low-level learners.

I am an extremely slow learner and the Carleton Sheets course was the guide book to getting my start in buying rental properties for my retirement here in Tampa, Florida.

For those lurkers that are professional learners and novice doers get off your a$$ and go make it happen.  

She's an interactive learner and wants to be more involved in our real estate venture but doesn't want to waste time at a workshop that's actually just a sales pitch for a more expensive workshop they recommend she attends.

It's good to keep an open mind and to remain a learner.