First, I just wanna state that my purpose of this post is not to complain, but to provide insight into my personal situation and to gain possible solutions to overcome my current obstacles.I am an aspiring real estate investor, who at this point has not had a single real estate transaction other than signing leases on the apartments I have lived in.

Your level of expertise is what I aspire to have.

I primarily do wholesale deals here in Denver but I also act as the connector for aspiring investors to get on the right path for them and their real estate career. 

Hey guys, so I'm an aspiring investor and am about to do my first direct mail campaign.

im an aspiring real estate investor and devolper.

Aspirational people can do both. 

The way I see it, the numbers are aspirational: don't think it is a bargain unless u get 20%, don't wish an improvement pays for itself unless it can increase value by 10%, don't think it will cashflow unless you got that massive margin of safety.If you apply the rules blindly, you'll get the problem house in D hood.

The real danger is that it becomes a spiral of less spending that reduces the economy which leads to more savings which further reduces spending, rinse and repeat.

I’m an aspiring property investor, don’t have any property yet, but looking for something in future.Being in IT, I’m curios what software (particularly web based, SaaS) real estate agents, or landlords use.

With that said I will give you my OPINION pertaining to MY experience so far with NR....I mentioned the way they dressed... every successful or aspiring to be successful RE agent or Investor I have ever met, projects their successful image well with what they are wearing ie,.. fitted suits, tastefullly coordinated.