But if you perservere, and be always willing to learn, it will eventually get easier for you, and you'll start to build real wealth.Oh, and one last thing:  Save for a rainy day.  A

They do the same thing every day as a matter of business, have for thousands of years - make the spread between the interest they give on deposits and what they charge on loans.

The tenant will say they are working on it which the judge might not give you anything as the landlord in that case and give them a little time a few weeks to get out OR if they tenant hasn't paid for months and say they do not have the money to move the judge might give you a judgment for them mooching on purpose.It all depends on when your case is heard during the day as the judges get irritable toward the end of the day and who is on the bench.I am talking just Fulton county GA and my personal experience evicting tenants when I owned a 20 unit apartment complex.

I am thinking if it is during the day a pub type event will be out but maybe a lunch somewhere with a meeting room we can borrow if we have enough people.

Secondly, I try to read at least a blog per day, as well as listen to one podcast per week.

Additionally, there is no real benefit to placing bids every day as you can select to hold your offer as a backup allowing it to be reconsidered at a future date. 

I've also started crunching the numbers on at least 3 properties a day, as described in The Bigger Pockets Podcast Episode 142: 22.5 Actionable Tips for Beginner Real Estate Investors.

An activity would be something like dials per day. A

I had a friend who said he got a mentor's attention by offering to pay him just to ride in his car for a day as he worked on properties.

I feel like the Austin market is oversaturated though, so I'm considering looking at other cities in Texas like Dallas, Houston and San Antonio.Really looking forward to learning more and hopefully giving back to other newbies one day as well!