You’d be surprised how willing people are to help if they see you're genuinely motivated.

But maybe you have a motivated seller on your hands nobody else knows about.In any case, I wouldn’t but anything that has an ejido title.

Obsession isn't a bad thing in this case as long as you don't make poor decisions just to "get in the game"It sounds like your motive to get in real estate is a good one if you are looking to help other people.

He’s at the mercy of someone else’s expertise, motivations, personal interests, perception, and knowledge.  

I am highly motivated and already have direct mail campaigns for multi-family apartments in the mail for the Sacramento area. 

Make sure they are just a investor so there are no ulterior motives involved.

If you have a relationship with the seller, if the property is fairly priced, if the seller is motivated, and you identify it as a deal, then you can send an LOI after the first call.

I’m motivated to bring the same dedication to real estate.I’d love to connect with others who started small and scaled their portfolios or anyone experienced in land flipping, wholesaling, or creative financing strategies.

I was a foster child who put myself through college on my own, and I have relied on some good friends for a place to stay as I grew up, which has motivated me to create a better life for myself.I have done a lot of research on real estate, and from my perspective, it seems as if wholesaling, which I feel my sales skills may help with, would be a good place to start to make some extra money to speed up the investing process.

You have to get contractor bids to qualify, but ten you can do the work yourself after closing and build sweat-equity.2) Be very picky about the next property you buy and make a bunch of lowball offers to find a motivated seller, willing to sell under market.