The more repetitions you get early on, the easier it will be to recognize a great deal when it comes your way!

@Mathew Zorn- I think the others have already covered my initial thoughts on this, but at the risk of being repetitive, here's my take.I'd avoid partnering with someone who's currently in legal jeaporday at all costs. 

This is a super simple calculation but should be repetitively accurate.

You’re right though, many options that seem repetitive and confusing.

While this is a fairly fun job, it gets boring/repetitive after a while and it can be a cubicle job at times (awful).

I'd be interested in hearing from someone who is a real believer in the repetition.

I do have to warn you, trying to accomplish the task  set before you is going to be repetitive and long, but it CAN work.

Becoming a real estate investor has its up and downs, it's risks and rewards, and of course the potential of living a life where I have the opportunity of owning my time and energy; by this I mean, eventually I will not be working a 9 to 5 job where I am constantly following repetitive task day in and out, and where I do not have the freedom to express my self and creativity.

There is a difference between doing something one or two times and doing things in repetition, you are in the business of doing something if you do it over and over and over again for profit. 

The good part about mentioning you are an investor is that if you make the lender feel you know the game really well, they will treat you like a potential repetitive income source.