Second, Real Estate is a perfectly viable pursuit and passion.

I am trying to build good relationships with successful investors and what better way to bond than over something there is a shared passion for!

Chris Corbin s There are plenty of other owners that will resonate with the message that you can help defer gains and produce a steady interest income without the hassle of ownership that are motivated to sell rather than wait to die for the stepped up basis.If they don’t then a MLO is a good path forward because typically the heirs don’t have the same passion and are looking for cash and not property.

It's not a bad job, it pays the bills and provides pretty good healthcare insurance but it's not my passion.

I hear this question a lot, enough to write a blog post about it: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/8160/70595-i-h...Also, until we discovered our passion for wanting to invest in real estate we really didn't have a clear goal.

Once you identify your passion for wanting to invest in real estate, your goals and investing criteria become clearer.

OK sorry for the long response I’m just passionate about this.  

We get to make a custom curriculum for our daughter that allows her spirit and passion to shine, and I get to teach her how to think like an entrepreneur instead of letting her be taught how to become a good worker.

BP has a passion for hating wholesalers.

I ended up on bigger pockets when searching for an online community of like minded individuals whose passion is real estate investing (so glad I found this site).