But for me, I'm satisfied with my progress and I think my second year as an investor will be an even better one.So, if you take anything out of that 3-day seminar, take the enthusiasm and the motivation, and keep it alive and active in your mind everyday.

Keep up the great work and keep us informed of your progress.....Have a Profitable Day!

When you have walked through 100 houses, you will know which one is the best.I look forward to watching and hearing about your progress.

Hey, have you ever considered documenting some of your progress via video.

I saw on your profile you mentioned door knocking about the same I had mentioned above.I agree with different strokes for different folks, some people are passive some are aggressive and it doesn't mean 1 is better than the other...........Melissa, there were some other suggestions made in the previous posts that may fit your personality as a passive person, I think the most important thing you should take from this is what has also been mentioned which is consistency will pay off, keep us informed as you progress.

A major renovation was already under progress when they were identified.

Any progress?

Things progress from there to scaling with larger multi-family properties, commercial real estate, and so on.I'm wondering what experienced investors would do with the knowledge they've gained if they were starting from scratch and had $500k-$1m starting capital.

We have (mostly diy) renovated eleven of our properties and we currently have 4 additional renovations in progress.

You can still do real estate stuff on the side, maybe getting yourself more educated, networking, looking for opportunities to get involved.It is not just about arriving at your goal it is about progressing toward your goal by incremental steps.