In addition, the general education requirement at most universities (hopefully) expose one to subjects as well as people, that one might not otherwise have been exposed to.There are other pursuits in life besides money.

You already have some experience and with additional effort, will quickly climb the REI ladder to its pinnacle.To be more successful, you simply have to work on the other elements to progress your REI pursuit.

Based off my knowledge, a possible pursuit for me would be to buy a duplex and have long-term tenants in the other side. 

To be more successful, you simply have to work on the other elements to progress your REI pursuit.

Hi BP friends,We have been fixated on Pittsburgh, PA for quite some time now, but we've come to the realization that our pursuit of cash flow deals in this area has hit a roadblock.

Being successful (in most pursuits) is a matter of simple/intentional/consistent actions over long periods time.

Those who are willing to sell at a discount for whatever reason are more than likely not listing their property because either it takes too long or they're not willing/able to get it retail ready.If, however, a homeowner lists their property in pursuit of the best price finds that they can't sell because (whatever), then investors have an opportunity to come in and offer a quick sale at a discounted price. 

Anyways, once Nick K. is great at his marketable skill, then and only then, should he think about leveraging that skill into other less labor intensive pursuits like real estate which can be done on the side.

Let’s connect and maybe I can help you with your real estate pursuits. 

So after after those cases, I now only go for possession of my rental unit only, no pursuit of lost rent or court costs, eviction fee, etc.