Sounds like you have the classic example of finding a “deal” but finding out it’s not motivated seller.

Study what is popular in that area. 

Perhaps shifting to work for a startup might free you up out of the corporate America's stuffiness.2) Devote More Time To Your Hobbies: Don't know how much free time you have, but perhaps you can increase the amount of time you spend fixing up dirt bikes and rebuilding classic cars with your kids.

If I ever get big, I would like to pass on my knowledge to others as I go on and that's what I think it's nice to be in a community.I'm going to be studying for the real estate licensure sooner after I finish summer semester. 

I moved here a couple of years ago and have been studying the market ever since I moved, but this past year (especially the past few months) I've been really researching real estate investing and I'm ready to get started!

That is the fun part to study and teach. 

He also has been instrumental is getting my cost segregation study started and answers emails within hours not days like the last guy. 

I think for now I am just going to keep studying and saving for the first purchase maybe at the end of the year or beginning of next or whenever I find a good deal.

This is destined to be one of the longest running timeless classic threads on BP.

I have been studying it extensively because I also plan to invest here this year.