Listening to the podcasts and reading some of the recommended books are what I have been devoting most of my free time to.

Most clients average 6 months because they can't devote the time to the projects they should.

If you stay devoted to constantly expanding your knowledge and seizing every opportunity to gain experience you will find success.

I have high aspirations and I'm very serious in my devotion.

Obviously this is subjective opinion, but In my view I see millennials today that simply reject traditional values we’ve had in this country such as early home ownership and starting a marriage /family ,go to church ,have devoted career paths etc..

But this is quite unique most don't have the internet presence that Morris did or the skill to manipulate pod cast audiences and then get such blind devotion to his model.. its really something. 

If you don't need the cash flow as income, devote it all to paying down the loans faster - basically still having your tenants buy you investment properties, but speeding up the process. 

You can devote your time to real estate but earn income that you can put into your investments.I don't have an opinion one way or the other on whether or not you should drop out.

The downside would be that I would have to devote more of my income to my own housing, but the income from the 2 new properties would offset that, and would allow me to put money together to grow my portfolio.I have gone as far as running a property or two through the calculators here on BP with some guesstimates on the high end for expenses.

It requires me to sometimes draw pictures on a note pad if things are really complex, create an excel worksheet, and really devote almost an entire work day to it.