I've received great ideas and different perspectives, that have made me change my approach for establishing processes but just hearing other people passion is great.

, a passion for being out in the woods or on the Bay, and a 9-5 job as an engineer for Johns Hopkins that I can't wait to say goodbye to.I'm looking forward to participating in the BP community as a giver and a taker!

My passion is travel and i would love to get out of the rat race.My questions to anybody intersted in giving some advice or showing the way is:If you were in my shoes what would you do?

Or less giving up, just found more passion in real estate?

Following your passion is bad advice for most people, as their passion will be art, or music or some such nonsense with very low probability of ever having any kind of financial security.

Heck, if you're passionate about investing, working hard, and life in general, I'd like to connect with you regardless of where you're located.

The Sky's the Limit - Passion and Property in Manhattan - Steven Gaines

You don't need a college education to be a realtor is that's your passion.

It's been a long time since I've been so passionate and dedicated to learning something.

A few years later I took my love and passion for real estate into the construction arena and became a Licensed Commercial Mason Contractor and Residential Builder.