Until then, you are a distraction for a law office.After you've done a few dozen deals (or many, many hundreds as we have) you may be treated as a fellow professional and a peer, not a pest.

If you're not a designer, even a do-it-yourself solution can take a lot of time and be a huge distraction.  

I think most of the problem for me was that back then, I wasn't patient and I allowed myself to be distracted by computer games and other junk. 

From the trainee's perspective, new folks believe a trainer is going to provide them a treasure map that leads to certain riches.From a trainer's standpoint, they know most trainees will get distracted, become frustrated, loose interest and go on to the next thing that will capture their attention (for a time).

I also want to encourage other newbie investors to be ready for hurdles and obstacles but don't let those distract or deter you.

If those 12 SFRs were low-value, you might only have three LLCs, depending.Don't let the cost thing distract you.

A small word of advice if I may...there's so much to learn with REI, but it can quickly become overwhelming and even distracting.

(Truth is in the couple of cases that I called the atty, it was a passing fancy on that deal and I got distracted by another shiny object deal and never sent the offer in writing so I don't know how effective it will be....

, so trying to keep her from crashing into everything was a little distracting, but fun!

I know in SE Michigan, and many other midwest areas, that $100k can get you to around $5k in a year, and that $15k in about 2.The key is to have a plan, stick with it, and don't get distracted by "shiny objects" that take you off course.