Because the sooner you do deal one, the sooner you become an actual "real estate investor", and the sooner you can do deal 2 - 1000 and make all the money you've ever wanted.Sound off in the comments below!

Luckily, my amazing wife is completely on board with this and we've put a plan together to save as much as possible in the upcoming months to hopefully be able to close on our first investment property by the fall (if not sooner).While we are saving I would love to start connecting with people to develop my team, and I'm hoping you guys can help.  

I see huge value in establishing a relationship with a local commercial banking partner sooner than later.Thanks all. 

I overhead someone talk about bigger pockets in the gym bout two years ago.

I can't think of a reason not to- wish I would have done it sooner.

The sooner I can get out of this cubicle the better.Now that I have summarized my situation let's look at the numbers...Purchase Price: $207,000Equity: $104,000Monthly rent: $1300Monthly expenses: $1229.54 (This includes P&I, taxes, Estimates for vacancy and repairs, insurance, & property management 10% ...

You could say I'm somewhat impatient, but like to think of it more so that I am a go getter and want to see my returns from investing sooner than later ha! 

Why didn’t I find BiggerPockets sooner?

so day after day I ask myself when I'm going to "retire" or go full time real estate. right now my answer seems to be in the mid 30s but sometimes I think what if I do it sooner. sometimes I wonder if I should push it out cause of my inflated lifestyle.

I would really like to leverage this equity I have built into a bigger investment, and do it sooner than later.I am just not sure if it is smart to uproot my worry-free investments from a great market, and re-invest into a city that I am not that familiar with, especially without being there full time to look after the buildings?