I have rehabbed several houses at this point and done countless hours of number crunching, and I still make mistakes when estimating.

In my view it is a horrible decision to go to college for a majority.They get basic degrees that cover a broad spectrum and then face countless competition in a flooded market.It's different if you are becoming a doctor,lawyer,etc. and you know the demand is out there.Many kids are pushed into college and just rack up debt and still have no direction when they leave.I know my views won't be popular.I always did well in school "A" average.After 2 years in college doing core me and my friends looked at each other in our hangout at the pool table at the student center and said "What are we doing here?"

My extent of real estate is just countless hours researching articles online, and maxing out my library card :).

There are countless billionaire-types as examples (Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerburg to name a few).

But that hasn't stopped me from reading countless books and other learning materials on the topic.Just remember, the end of school is not the end of learning, it's actually just the beginning!

Typically you can access quarterly data for free on their sites.I also attend countless real estate lectures/conferences that typically focus on market trends/conditions.

Well $2,000+ of marketing, countless time writing letters, folding letters, talking to sellers and trying to close a deal here I am without one.

Good Morning, ever since I have stumbled across BP I have spent countless hours reading and learning, and really stoking the fire.

Is there any other way I can go about obtaining the information instead of being taken through countless hoops and rings with this realtor?

That is exactly why I lost out on countless jobs.