. :)I am a new aspiring investor.

So pretty soon I'll be taking a 6 month vacation courtesy of the United States Airforce, and as an avid reader and aspiring real estate investor I'd really like to amass a good list of books to devour while i'm gone.

Hi All-Been following BP for quite some time now, and you all have been exceedingly helpful in my careful plan to jump into my longtime aspirations of being a real estate investor.I am a 23 year old recent college graduate, sitting in my first professional job, and recently agreed to a purchase agreement for a 3 BR residential home for $25,000.

Aspiring Investor.

Not to say that it doesn't/cannot happen, and it should always be held as an aspiration within grasp (in my opinion), but not to the extent that the most common real estate success path be ignored (steady, longer-term wealth accumulation upon which to eventually quit your office job and to retire from...very comfortably and well before you hit 60!).

I found this thread very useful, being an aspiring wholesaler, it gives me a perspective of what kind of wholesaler I want to be.

A great resource for aspiring appraisers is www.appraisalinstitute.org.

I'm 24 years old and a project manager for a high end home builder in the Bay Area, and I'm an aspiring real estate developer.

I'd love to speak with you regarding your real estate aspirations and will shoot you a PM momentarily.There are quite a few Houston-area folks on this site and pretty much all are happy to assist in any way they can.We look forward to you sharing your success stories with us as they unfold!

Like many other aspiring investors I read Rich Dad Poor Dad many years ago and wanted for the longest time to invest in real estate.