Im very interested in real estate and the endless possibilities included in the business.

I’ve done endless research for months now to start in wholesaling as a side hustle, to save to eventually invest in properties.

I Feel that it's only fair that I receive a percentage of equity or kick back for finding the farms as well as the endless hours I put into them.

Our government seems to have endless ways to increase the amount of debt our society is willing to take on. 

It is always very rewarding and endless opportunities abound.

And when we feel bad about ourselves, we do a few things – one is that we convince ourselves that we don’t really want that success, and that we are happy where we are; two, we bury our heads in the sand – we do nothing, or we eat, watch TV, drink, exercise, lots of different things to escape our feelings of inadequacy.We also get into ‘analysis paralysis’ about which direction to go in, which leads us into a vicious cycle of doing nothing, and beating ourselves up even more.When it comes to real estate, it’s hard for some to decide which path to take, and endless ‘How to Get Rich in Real Estate by Doing XYZ’ stories don’t make it easier for us to think clearly and take decisive action.How about we try a different approach, one I use with clients in my coaching capacity?

There are endless opportunities in the US market and it looks like you are well into the research stage to develop a list of options that meet your criteria.

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There is an endless amount of knowledge in these forums. 

I see people posting all kinds of strategies just assuming that one can easily obtain financing (seemingly endlessly), but my debt to income ratio is high and it seems to eliminate me from contention.For context, I currently have two 30 year fixed rate mortgages that I took out 7 and 8 years ago, respectively, worth about $385K put together, on two rental properties worth at least $1.1M combined.