I am currently taking a course for a real estate license ( I know, different and not really necessary for real estate investing) for the sole purpose of commitment and telling myself that if i sign up for it, I am obligated to learn it, take in as much information as possible, and make a career for myself.

Look for mentors by reaching out to people in the real estate field, at local gatherings, REI groups, and on Bigger Pockets forums.

So you have to analyze active versus passive investments and how you want to allocate your time for your overall short and long term investing and career plans.Good luck

I am not "upset", I have "moved on" & my real estate career is doing well.  

Everyone is at difference levels in their flipping careers but I explained that in these nicer areas you're going to have a slightly smaller margin but you are paying up for the security of that return.

I already get a list from the county, but they are pre-foreclosures that were field. 

The 3 years after I got licensed where the weakest in my career as an investor.

If we are just starting our real estate career...no lender is going to provide us with hundreds of thousands of dollars of LOC. 

Hi All,I'm looking into getting a HELOC to help jump-start my RE investing career.

With more money, an investor can buy larger, multiple, or more productive propertiesDon't believe me - take a look at this comparison chart:Let’s say you do 10 transactions in your investing career.